House Of The Dead 3 [Cell Shading Proto]

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16 Apr 2008

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House of the Dead III in cell Shading?!? It seems impossible, but let’s take a step back in time … It was 2003 and House of the Dead III, the famous Sega shooter, raged in the arcades, like previous episodes of the series.

Sega decided to port it to a home console, and since it was based on the Sega Chihiro hardware, they decided on the Xbox. So, SEGA announced the development of a port for Xbox was under way and showed some screens to the public. The early screens had a special feature, using the technique of Cell Shading which made ​​the game look like a color cartoon, with characters drawn with a black marker.

However, the idea was soon abandoned. The causes of abandonment are still unknown, but it is thought that the idea of a graphic “cartoon” in a game as violent as HOTD III would not satisfy the fans, who would definitely prefer “normal” graphics.

Thanks to UK Boogie for the english translation!

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8 Responses to House Of The Dead 3 [Cell Shading Proto]

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Bill

December 4th, 2008 at 2:55 pm

Translation would be nice. Tried to use a translation site but it was a bit garbled. :-/

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monokoma

December 4th, 2008 at 3:28 pm

we are working on the various translations.. HotD3 soon i hope :)

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Jack

August 15th, 2009 at 9:16 pm

Apparently not hard enough

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dude

February 19th, 2010 at 2:17 am

While i am happy with the buggy Overkill i bought and can’t help but feel this game would increase my happiness as well.

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treeckoman

July 3rd, 2010 at 8:47 pm

actually, a cel-shaded house of the dead would be awesome!

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UK Boogie

December 29th, 2011 at 6:27 pm

House of the Dead III in cell Shading?!? It seems impossible, but let’s take a step back in time … It was 2003 and House of the Dead III, the famous Sega shooter, raged in the arcades, like previous episodes of the series.

Sega decided to port it to a home console, and since it was based on the Sega Chihiro hardware, they decided on the Xbox. So, SEGA announced the development of a port for Xbox was under way and showed some screens to the public. The early screens had a special feature, using the technique of Cell Shading which made ​​the game look like a color cartoon, with characters drawn with a black marker.

However, the idea was soon abandoned. The causes of abandonment are still unknown, but it is thought that the idea of a graphic “cartoon” in a game as violent as HOTD III would not satisfy the fans, who would definitely prefer “normal” graphics.

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monokoma

December 29th, 2011 at 7:37 pm

Thanks for the translation Uk Boogie! I have updated the page :)

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vicente

August 20th, 2012 at 2:38 am

HOTD 3 was announced in 2003, it was actually in january 24 2001 according to gamespot, and it was meant to be a dreamcast title.

But the first screenshots were from the xbox in october 25 2001.

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