What Do You See In This First Dead Space 2 Trailer_

By Dr. Evelyn Thorne | January 01, 0001

Our

first official peek at Dead Space

2 in motion picture form is here, a spooky teaser that doesn’t tell us too much about Visceral Games’ sequel, other than that Isaac rummy nobel Clark has a bad-ass new rummy royal suit. Sure, we’ve seen the suit before, as well as some off-screen footage of Dead Space star Isaac in action. But that snazzy new transforming helmet? That’s fresh! https://kotaku.com/dead-space-2s-isaac-gets-a-minor-makeover-5421780 Not so fresh are the rotting, gruesome Necromorphs that one can glance among the Rorschach test ink Yono all app blots. Poor Isaac doesn’t seem to be in the best of mental

health these days, does he?

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