You’re not likely to find a game like Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit anywhere other than an internet flash cartoon. It prides itself on its dirty language, obscene amount of gore, and wacky sense of “I don’t give a damn” humor. Sega and Arkedo’s romp through Hell and back has self-awareness and adult jokes out the wazoo and some of the craziest death animations this side of Madness. Hell Yeah! would appear to be prime success for the Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade, networks that are launching points for digital titles that possess style to burn. But Hell Yeah! just doesn’t know when enough is enough. Ultimately, Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit can be summed up in one word: excessive.
It began with a hand-me-down Sega Genesis from his cousin and since then, he's been fascinated with video games. He enjoys the blissful platforming of the 16-bit era and the rich adventures of the 64-bit era. Favorite games include Metroid Prime, Banjo-Tooie, and practically every 16-bit Sonic the Hedgehog title.
You’re not likely to find a game like Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit anywhere other than an internet flash cartoon. It prides itself on its dirty language, obscene amount of gore, and wacky sense of “I don’t give a damn” humor. Sega and Arkedo’s romp through Hell and back has self-awareness and adult jokes out the wazoo and some of t