Back in the PSOne days, Capcom smartly mixed Jurassic Park with Resident Evil and ended up with Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2, a fantastic survival-horror series. Being chased down a narrow corridors by a Raptor, or being cornered in a small room by a T-Rex, was terrifying stuff. Dare I say, even more terrifying than a hoarde of zombies chasing after you.

Unfortunately, the DC games were never as popular as Resident Evil and, after the disasteriffic Dino Crisis 3, Capcom didn't continue ...

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"Generally, the first rule when it comes to rescuing hostages is ‘don’t let everybody get horribly done in.’ But sadly, this proves too much of a stumbling block for many game heroes. Be it accidentally killing geriatrics with a killer virus or letting the damsel in distress get crushed by a cow, the following rescue missions all get botched. Spectacularly."

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This generation is looking to be strong in the survival-horror area, with games like Resident Evil 5, Silent Hill: Homecoming, Fatal Frame IV, and Siren: Blood Curse being released in the next year or so.
But let's take a look at some older, more classic horrors first. Thatguywiththeglasses.com list their top 10 favorite survival-horrors, some of which ou may be unfaimilar with.

Go to source for full list.

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The survival-horror genre has a surprising amount of female protagonists, and many of them are well-known characters in the gaming world.
GI have listed their favorite survival-horror babes, as well as some classics that older fans may have forgotten. Go to source for full list.

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