Review: Dragon Ball Z – Ultimate Tenkaichi (PS3)

Game Developers do a lot of crazy things to get inspiration for their games: Some travel to far off places and document everything in sight, some will dress up like little girls with big eyes and under-sized dresses, and some might even get their wives to act out scripted Monster animations.

Then there’s the Dead Space team, who watch films to get their creative juices flowing, and that is exactly what they did. It turns out they watched about 100 Horror and Science Fiction films while making the upcoming game, and now they want to pass their collection on to you, for free…without the scratches.

All you have to do to win 100 flicks is sign up for their newsletter. And to give you an idea of how many movies this really is, check out Dan The Intern in the picture here. Why are the interns always the guinea pigs?

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Keep reading for the full list of movies:

1. 12 Monkeys

2. 28 Days Later

3. 2001: A Space Odyssey

4. The Abyss (Special Edition)

5. Acacia

6. Alien

7. Alien vs Predator

8. Aliens (Collectors Edition)

9. Altered States

10. The Amityville Horror (1979)

11. The Andromeda Strain (1971)

12. The Audition (Special Edition)

13. Bad Taste

14. Basket Case (Special Edition)

15. Battlestar Galactica Mini Series

16. Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds

17. Blade Runner (4 Disk Collector’s Edition)

18. The Brood

19. Cemetery Man

20. The Changeling

21. The City of Lost Children

22. A Clockwork Orange (Special Edition)

23. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Ultimate Editition)

24. Creepshow

25. Cube

26. Dawn of the Dead (Ultimate Edition)

27. Dead Alive

28. Deep Rising

29. Le Dernier Combat (The Last Battle)

30. The Descent

31. David Lynch’s Dune (Extended Edition)

32. Event Horizon

33. Evil Dead (Ultimate Edition)

34. eXistenZ

35. The Exorcist (The Version You’ve Never Seen)

36. The Eye

37. The Fog (1980)

38. Freaks

39. Friday the 13th

40. Gozu

41. Halloween (Need Date)

42. Halloween 2

43. Haute Tension (High Tension)

44. Hellraiser

45. The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

46. Hostel

47. House of 1000 Corpses

48. I-Robot

49. Ichi the Killer (Special Edition)

50. Inferno

51. In the Mouth of Madness

52. The Iron Giant (Special Edition)

53. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (Collector’s Edition 1978)

54. Jacob’s Ladder (Special Edition)

55. Jeepers Creepers

56. Ju-On

57. Logan’s Run

58. Metropolis (1926)

59. Minority Report

60. Night of the Living Dead (30th Anniversary Edition1968)

61. Nightmare on Elm Street

62. Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

63. Oldboy

64. The Omen (1976)

65. The Orphanage

66. The Others

67. Pan’s Labyrinth

68. Phantasm

69. Pitch Black

70. Planet of the Apes (1967 Collector’s Edition)

71. Poltergeist

72. Predator

73. Psycho (1960 Collector’s Edition)

74. Re-Animator (Limited Edition)

75. The Ring

76. The Running Man (Special Edition)

77. Saw (Saw Trilogy)

78. Saw 2 (Saw Trilogy)

79. Saw 3 (Saw Trilogy)

80. Scanners

81. Serenity (Collector’s Edition)

82. The Serpent and the Rainbow

83. Session 9

84. Seven (Platinum Series)

85. Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining (Special Editions)

86. The Sixth Sense

87. Slaughterhouse Five (1973)

88. Solaris (1972 Criterion Collection)

89. Soylent Green

90. Stephen King’s IT

91. Sunshine

92. Suspiria (Special Edition)

93. A Tale of Two Sisters

94. The Terminator

95. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974 Ultimate Edition)

96. They Live

97. The Thing (Collector’s Edition)

98. The Time Machine (1960)

99. Total Recall (Special Edition)

100. War of the Worlds (Spielberg)