And there is one word you’ll see me use over and over again throughout this blog post. You have to watch the opening cutscene again (I don’t think there’s any way to skip any of the “cutscenes” in the game).Īnyway, there are four things I wanted to cover in this blog post: Playthroughs, Weapons, Upgrades, and Stasis. If you haven’t saved, you get sent back to the beginning of the game. You die, you get sent back to your last save. There are no checkpoint restarts (which the other difficulty modes have). And once you give your weapons/rig/stasis some good upgrades, things aren’t as hard.īut, as I mentioned, you only get 3 saves. To be fair, a few of the chapters are pretty short and you do get a decent amount of health packs and money clips lying around. The enemies are strong and do a lot of damage. There are fifteen chapters in the game and during Hardcore Mode you only have 3 saves to get through the entire game. This mode is only unlocked after you beat the game once. Unfortunately, my Hardcore Run took longer than I thought.įor those who don’t know, you get a trophy (or achievement if you’re playing on the Xbox 360) for beating Dead Space 2 in Hardcore Mode. I thought that if it was possible for me to get the Platinum Trophy for Dead Space 2, then I wanted to do so before Halloween this year. As you can see in the picture below, I managed to do so (just barely, haha!)Īnd now I wanted to do the same thing with Dead Space 2. Three years ago, in October of 2010, I started playing the original Dead Space on my PS3 and I had wanted to get the Platinum Trophy for it before Halloween (October 31) of that year. However, once I decided to tackle Hardcore Mode in this game, I decided to devote my time and attention to it and then I would write about my Hardcore Run, which I think would make a more interesting read. What I wanted to do back in October was write a third Halloween Gaming blog post so I could talk about Dead Space 2 for the PS3.
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