Dead n Furious review for Nintendo DS

Zombies, zombies everywhere, always a good start for any video game. In Dead n Furious your task is simple: fight your way through the undead hordes as you escape your high-security cell. More than a little reminiscent of arcade classic House of the Dead, in Dead n Furious you'll have to be pretty nifty with your touchscreen and stylus to control your weapons and keep yourself alive among the zombie throng. Fancy taking a pop at the undead? Find out how we rate Dead n Furious in our full review for Nintendo DS now!

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Dead n Furious review for Nintendo DS
What a title. Direct, lean, to the point and no messing around with colons. Also there’s no mistaking what Dead ’n’ Furious is a reference to – gaming’s canon fodder of choice… zombies!
This time the flesh-eating undead are spreading their particular brand of terror around a high security prison, where our inmate hero finds himself liberated from his cell but alone and in danger of getting his head ripped off. Just like the title, the action in Dead ’n’ Furious is equally direct and to the point, as it takes the form of an on-rail sho oter very much in the mould of the arcade classic House of Dead, but with the stylus and touchscreen replacing the lightgun. So far, so good.