The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles puts players in the shoes of iconic characters as they battle the outbreak of the T‑virus across multiple story arcs. Using a light‑gun style interface, the game delivers cinematic set‑pieces and cooperative play on the PlayStation 3.

The House of the Dead: Overkill

The House of the Dead: Overkill is a fast‑paced rail shooter set in 1991 Louisiana, where agents battle mutants and a deranged crime boss. Players wield a Wii Remote‑style reticle, using Danger Cam to peek around corners while blasting hordes of enemies. The game supports solo play or two‑player co‑op, offering single‑weapon or dual‑wielding control schemes, and blends horror, action, and dark comedy for a mature audience.

Counter Force

Counter Force brings the classic on-rails shooter Ex Zeus to modern platforms with simple controls and relentless action. Players blast through sci‑fi corridors, dodging obstacles and taking down enemies in a linear, cinematic experience. The game offers a single‑player campaign that emphasizes quick reflexes and high‑score chasing, making it a nostalgic yet accessible title for fans of arcade shooters.

Link's Crossbow Training

Link returns from Twilight Princess to wield the Wii Zapper in a series of quick‑play shooting galleries. Players tackle target, defender, and ranger stages across 27 levels, competing for high scores. Multiplayer lets friends share the Zapper in split‑screen turn‑based challenges, while single‑player mode offers endless practice for future Wii Zapper titles.

The House of Dead III

The game introduced story branching, multiple playable characters, and later ports added support for modern controllers like the PlayStation Move. Available on PlayStation 3 and PC, it offers both single‑player and cooperative multiplayer modes for up to two players.