The game would have taken place in the town of Eastport where a massive earthquake has destroyed most of humanity. As Jake, a character suffering from memory loss, the player's job was to try to find out exactly what happened in Eastport, which is now overflowing with zombies.
The game's main claim to fame was the fact that as Jake, players could operate one of several vehicles scattered around town. Not only would this provide the player with a means of transportation but it would also serve as armour of sorts. The zombies in Eastport would try to wreck whatever car Jake was driving. Luckily the player could create new vehicles out of parts of previously demolished cars. A female mechanic could also put new parts and items on cars that would be more powerful.
The game would have featured few load times, as after an initial boot up the game would never pause to load data from the disc again.
The game was announced at E3 2004 and set to be released in 2005. It was cancelled shortly thereafter. An E3 preview in Nintendo Power magazine dubbed the gameplay "Grand Theft Undead", while Official UK PlayStation 2 Magazine called it "Grand Theft Evil".
dead, rush, cancelled, video, game, that, designed, treyarch, would, have, been, published, activision, playstation, gamecube, xbox, developer, treyarchpublisher, activisionplatform, playstation, 2gamecubexboxreleasecancelledgenre, racingthe, game, would, have. Dead Rush is a cancelled video game that was designed by Treyarch and would have been published by Activision for the PlayStation 2 GameCube and Xbox Dead RushDeveloper s TreyarchPublisher s ActivisionPlatform s PlayStation 2GameCubeXboxReleaseCancelledGenre s RacingThe game would have taken place in the town of Eastport where a massive earthquake has destroyed most of humanity As Jake a character suffering from memory loss the player s job was to try to find out exactly what happened in Eastport which is now overflowing with zombies The game s main claim to fame was the fact that as Jake players could operate one of several vehicles scattered around town Not only would this provide the player with a means of transportation but it would also serve as armour of sorts The zombies in Eastport would try to wreck whatever car Jake was driving Luckily the player could create new vehicles out of parts of previously demolished cars A female mechanic could also put new parts and items on cars that would be more powerful The game would have featured few load times as after an initial boot up the game would never pause to load data from the disc again The game was announced at E3 2004 and set to be released in 2005 It was cancelled shortly thereafter An E3 preview in Nintendo Power magazine dubbed the gameplay Grand Theft Undead while Official UK PlayStation 2 Magazine called it Grand Theft Evil References editIGN s Dead Rush Preview accessed March 30 2006 GameSpy s Dead Rush Preview accessed on March 30 2006 GameSpot s Dead Rush Preview accessed November 6 2006 nbsp This horror game related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dead Rush amp oldid 1089217100, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
