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E3 2011: We learn that sometimes it 'sa good thing to lose your head in our hands at first glance to Never Dead.

Dead is never publicly for the first time at E3 2011, and we went to the Konami booth to get our hands in the rotting flesh. The game is set in the current day and puts you in control of Bryce, a demon with a shady past, which was still very human Arcadia with a partnership - both work for NADA, the National Anti-Demon agency. Our demo was light on story details and focused on shooting, hacking with big swords and exploding limbs, but we can hear what you 're thinking: Why is a demon working for an anti-demon organization? Bryce seems to us to settle on a bill, and if the group knows it or not, he 's using his position to lure and the fight against the big cheese at the factory demon.

One of the game 's key features is Bryce' s disposable body parts. Where can be any normal man or woman with the loss of an arm, leg or head, Bryce brushes it would be affected from (though he 'have ll the other, nor appropriate to use the arm) and continue on his merry way . For this reason, he used his organs for a variety of extracurricular activities spanning everything to lure from their use creatures to kill, noggin, she threw a makeshift explosives, with his own as a counterweight for puzzles, and then roll into smaller and less accessible areas of the level. Performing a barrel roll over one of our stray limbs sewn on it again, while we also had the ability, our entire body from the ground up in the air every 10 seconds with one touch to regrow.

Our demo began in a courtyard in the shadow of what appeared to be a huge old building that holds like a courthouse or library from the old giant stone columns supported its vast roof. With both a pair of Uzis and pistols equipped, we set ourselves, killing groups of pups. No, not the kind of adorable, but demon dog with huge teeth gnashing that hopped around looking for us to conjure up a meal. Not particularly strong, either put them to sleep permanently weapon with only a few rounds. Completely after using our body as a channel for the connection of a spark control box, we moved into a second area with another enemy called Spoons populated - we can only guess its because of their unique head shape. Spoons were immune to gunfire and forced us to use our butterfly knife, which looked suspiciously like a giant sword. While cannons were fired by pressing shutter controller, the tide could be turned only by twiddling the right thumbstick. The left trigger captures the goal, and while we didn 't have much trouble, while they remained in front of us, moving us quickly past the camera remained fixed, strafing us, forcing us let go, and then re-target when they left our field of vision.