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[PS1] EXHUMED Part 6 - A Gradual Increase In Boomer-Shooterism [No Commentary]

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First published at 07:50 UTC on May 4th, 2021.

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As the elevator lowers in Selkis Path, it's like riding down into 20 minutes of the FPS finally coming out. Path and Burrow feel like we're leaning heavily into DOOM: lots of backtracking again and again for keys, faster paced combat encounters, ""pink demons"" getting paired up with ""revenants"" -- and having a boss duel using the boss's own weapon against them, followed up by monster closets of trashmobs.

Getting the Sceptre means a short trip back to Karnak Sanctuary to grab the last Life Vessel, which as far as I know number only 3 in the PS1 version.
It's hard to know why they cut it in half from how many you get in the DreamCast port.

Does the better resolution and more ergonomic controller mean the game is literally easier to play on PS1, making the choice for a lower maxed health based on difficulty balance? Or were the sizes of the levels being strained on PS1 and they just couldn't fit the Vessels' nooks into the levels anymore?

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