
GameShark writes: "It wasn't the quivering slab of flesh walking on arterial tendrils that got to me. It wasn't the elevator door's momentary lag as boney scythes clawed at the edge, nor the vacant gaze of a woman casually slitting her own throat. The moment of hopeless dread came at the precipice of a breached hull, overlooking the breadth of the Ishimura, the Alaska-sized hole in the planet below, and the light-years of empty space beyond. I was alone in the purest sense of the word, and for a moment, I wondered if letting myself drift into the void could be any worse than facing the creatures that lurked inside.
The USG Ishimura was a space-borne mining vessel capable of stripping and processing entire planets, and a home for thousands of workers. By the time Isaac Clarke and his two companions were stranded by a crash landing, the Ishimura had become a drifting coffin for the stretched, disfigured, and reanimated corpses of its former occupants. With bones forced into grisly blades and faces haphazardly contorted into mockeries of humanity, they poured from the ventilation shafts in a tidal wave of entrails. Gunfire and screams rang through Isaac's ears as he did the only thing a sane man could – he ran like hell."

Former Visceral Games devs reveal Dead Space's marketing budget was cut in favor of Mirror's Edge because of mock review scores.
I wish EA would just release a DS2 remake. DS is my favorite horror game and DS2 is the best one in the franchise. But because DS1 failed to meet certain numbers EA scrapped the DS2 remake. SH2 remake was great rumors are Konami might be asking for another SH remake. The RE2 remake was great EA just needs to give it another try. But all they seem to do is shitty sports games that are no different from the year before. Change a few players, add different uniform colours, maybe change a team logo. Wash, rinse, repeat.
I bought Dead Space during launch window and I never bought a Mirror's Edge game .

All playable from October 1.

An executive of Electronic Arts Japan has criticised the Japanese video game ratings board for allowing upcoming action game Stellar Blade to be released uncensored while EA's own Dead Space was banned in the country.
He’s got a point. If a game is M-Rated, which is the equivalent of an R rating, I don’t get why you need to censor anything. The rating is the indicator of the content and the age appropriate. If it’s appropriate for adults… why treat them like children? 🤷♂️
I don't know if the EA executive is going off the one close up of an arm being cut off in the demo. Maybe it's uncensored because it's the arm of a cyborg or it doesn't happen that often (didn’t see EVE dismemberment when killed in the demo) .
In the states there's a certain amount of swear words allowed to a PG13 movie before it is deemed R. So maybe it's the same in Japan for gore?
I started my third play through this morning. This truly is a fantastic game.