Talk:Cadaver (video game)
See also: Talk:Cadaver (computer game)
Will add some screenshots from UAE when I get around to it. Allefant 18:34, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
- done Allefant 07:58, 16 July 2005 (UTC)
Sequels edit
The Payoff isn't, as far as I know, so much a sequel as an expansion. I'll change the section appropriately. Regarding The Last Supper, I've a sneaking suspicion that it was released as a magazine coverdisk but I'll look into it before making any changes. I'm also going to remove a small spoiler in the Last Supper section. Zagrebo 13:00, 27 January 2006 (UTC)
- I've done some research and it seems that The Last Supper was a coverdisk and was published with Zero magazine. It was written by "The Soldiers of Hell" who might have been a demo group or might have had conventional links to the Bitmaps. I'll look into it. - Zagrebo 10:15, 31 January 2006 (UTC)
boss monster edit
Was just seeing this article again, and I'm wondering about the following passage "The third level contains a true boss monster to fight; there are none such in the first game.". I have some faint memories about two bosses in the first game: A giant dragon in the very first level, and Dionisos himself in the fifth level - but I can't remember the mentioned "boss monster" from the third level in "The Payoff" at all, so don't want to just remove the passage.. anyone remembers more? --Allefant 03:39, 28 January 2006 (UTC)
- The dragon was definitely at the end of the first level in the original Cadaver, I remember the fire-breating swine well. Maybe the use of the term "true boss" is a clue, suggesting that it was "proper" dodging-and-firing x-number-of-hits-kills-it arcade stuff rather than puzzle-solving as in the original Cadaver. I'll try and do some research and see if I can fix it. Zagrebo 11:43, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
- I looked through all the screenshots on the second link, and there is a picture of him, and in the walkthrough he's called the guardian - so I updated with that info. --Allefant 02:18, 6 February 2006 (UTC)
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BetacommandBot (talk) 04:08, 12 February 2008 (UTC)
unverified claims by IP address edit
I just moved the quote below from the article to here, as I'm quite sure it's not true (Cadaver uses no textures or weapon models and I don't see how new characters make sense as there is only one, and frame rate also is completely irrelevant as it's a puzzle game) - but if someone finds a reference for it, feel free to move it back.
The Bitmap Brothers are currently working in connection with developers Rare to bring Cadaver to the Xbox Live Arcade platform. The new game will cost 800 Microsoft Points from the Xbox Live Marketplace. The new remake will be true to the original but with high-resolution textures, new weopon models, new characters and a faster framerate. The downloadable version of the new remake will be available Summer 2008.