The game is a very early multi-disc Ps1 game and is infamous for being difficult to handle on emulators in regards to disc-swapping. So I went ahead and dumped the game’s files for myself. The game works fine on my PS2 slim, but I wanted to play it via retroarch.

A game worth playing once as well as worth simply just playing for the entertainment value and the nostalgic feel the style of cartoon, that just screams 1990' that is used within the interactive game brings.Hi everyone, I recently bought the PS1 game “Brain Dead 13” from ebay. You can die unlimited times if you make the wrong choice and keep resetting from the last scene, which makes the replay value very low.

The game doesn't have much freedom of movement or adventure in the game and is very linear in it's interactive movie plot. The game would be recommended for a mature audience in their teens and above, due to the graphic violence involved in many scenes of the game, however these scenes can often be comical and are developed in cartoon. The character you play as is called Lance who is a computer expert who has learnt someone's computer he is fixing is actually an evil villain wanting to take over the world (how cliche).

The game has a lot of cartoon animation style, very similar to many of the cartoons from the 1990's. It was first released on MD-DOS in 1995 by the software developer Readyhouse also made famous for making the game Dragon's Lair. Basically Brain Dead 13 is in the interactive horror movie genre and was made for various platforms, such as for the famously failed Phillips CD-i, 3DO and Atari Jaguar consoles.

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