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Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick | 
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Category: Video Games
List Price: $35.21
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Avg. Customer Rating:  52 reviews
Sales Rank: 4223
Platform: Playstation2
ESRB: Mature
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Age: 17 - 20 years
Operating System: Playstation 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: 46024
UPC: 752919460245
EAN: 0752919460245
ASIN: B0000859TO
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Product Description
Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick for PS2 MODEL- 46024 VENDOR- THQ FEATURES- Evil Dead: Fistful of Boomstick Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick mixes the comedy and fun of the campy horror movie series with intense combat missions and a number of puzzle-solving sequences for the most complete Evil Dead game yet! Take on the role of Ash, the chainsaw-armed hero from the Evil Dead trilogy, and fend off hordes of Zombies and Deadites with multiple weapons including the axe, rifle, shotgun and infamous chainsaw. * Cult Favorite, Bruce Campbell returns to voice the role of Ash , delivering the taunts and one-liners that Ash is famous for. * Vortexes to the past and future take you to Dearborn in 4 distinct eras, with the history of the deadite invasion unfolding before you. * Two armed attacks allow you to control multiple weapons simultaneously deliver blows with your chainsaw and then finish them off with your boomstick. * Multiple classes of weapons include clubs, blades, and firearms. * New spell casting system give players a new weapon in war against the deadites- take them out with the Rain of Fire or shock them with a Stun spell. * Stays true to the Evil Dead universe with Flashback Narrative, camera angles and Ashisms * Play through the Story Mode and then annihilate the deadites in two unique arcade modes. -- SPECIFICATIONs ----------- ESRB Rating : M for Mature Genre/Category : RPG System : PlayStation 2 System Number of Players : 1 Compatible Periphera
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| Customer Reviews: Read 47 more reviews...
 Good times... Goooood times... May 11, 2008
The interview with Ash (Bruce Campbell - best thing to come out of the big screen in ages...) alone makes this game a must for any Evil Dead fan, be it 1,2, or Army of Darkness. It's fun, playable, and even a bit challenging at times if you get too liberal with your ammo too early in the game. If you love Campbell's classic one-liners, if you love Evil Dead, if you love a a good time, check it out.
 simple, but fun June 13, 2007
At first glance, I thought this game might be a bit of a bore. the graphics are a bit on the simple side. But the more you get into the game, the better it gets. They did a good job capturing the dry humor of Ash with the help of Bruce Campbells voice to make it authentic. With a good lineup of weapons to choose from slashing and shooting your way through the deadites is quite enjoyable.
Blood sweat and chainsaw! April 23, 2006
Much improved from the earlier "hail to the king", "Fistful Of Boomstick" really got my appetite for destruction going and left me wanting more. You get to travel over differen't time periods of the town and see what the dead would have done to them. Awesome weapons and great enemies to kill. There is humor in it as a review said below. If you dont' talk to all characters you are totally missing out. 3d environment, great controls. Only annoying thing is that the one liners repeat too often on the one liner button. They removed this feature on "regeneration" I think it was in good taste.
Typical macho Campbell at his best. I loved this game. You get a whole lotta' game for your price. Don't miss it. Great Ending and story... and did i mention the deadites rule?
 Evil Dead: Fistful of Boomstick Reviewed by Mr. Sean David December 1, 2004
5 out of 10 found this review helpful
Let me start off with this. Fistful of Boomstick is definitely better than the horrible Hail to the King. It still doesn't stack up to the likes of BloodRayne or Devil May Cry. First off, the graphics aren't terribly great, but decent. CG is pretty good, though and Bruce Campbell( AKA "Ash" ) is the only detailed character on the game. Sound is great with the afforementioned Bruce Campbell lending his voice and his one-liners are hilarious as always, but music is barely adequate. Controls handle pretty well and there's no denying the sweet, sweet pleasure of chainsawing a Deadite and tossing a stick of dynamite in its mouth. Yes, FOB does give you such sequences of fun things like that, but also has parts of boredom as you wander around pretty generic levels( all levels consist of the same town, just different eras ). Now if you're a Evil Dead fan, you'll probably like it. I enjoyed it despite it flaws. But if you're looking for another DMC or BloodRayne, wait for their sequels or in DMC's case, wait for its prequel. I'm giving it a 3 out of 5. This is Sean David siging off.
Until then,
Semper Fi, Carry On.
Hail To the King Baby November 11, 2004
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This game is freakin' sweet. That's all there really is to say about this game.
The story picks up with Ash (voiced by Bruce Campbell!)Watching a show on the Occult, with a Proffesor Embridge discussing the Book of the Dead, which summons the evil spirits seen in the movie trilogy. On TV he plays the infamous tape of Proffesor Knowby which contains incantations from the Book of the Dead. The Deadtites show up, and its up to Ash to find a way to send them back. He enlists Embridge's help, but unfortunetly he has some alterior motives.
The game play on this is fairly tight. Combat with Deadites isn't very hard to learn and the weapons are interesting to say the least. The chainsaw arm is back. Boomsticks galore. Exploding shells add for some interesting effects when hitting a Deadite. The game employs a right hand / left hand combat system and rather good targeting. The camera generally gives good angles though there is the odd occasion where your vision is going to be obscured by the camera taking a weird position.
Level layouts are pretty good, though they require lots of backtracking to pick up items or finding a character. And make sure that the brightness is up on your screen, or you will get lost. Level four in the forest, would be impossible since the setting is so dark that you cannot see the path to the village.
This game is a bit of a guilty pleasure. With all the games out there that contain the same amount of violence, yet take themselves seriously, Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick is a welcome change. It encoperates all the campy fun from the trilogy, and is more fun than creepy, though it can have its moments. Adding Bruce Campbell into the mix makes it all the better. Don't miss a chance to play this game, it's worth the time.
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