The group flies to the Ishimura for help but discover the ship is infested with Necromorphs.
They eventually team up with other characters including Lexine Murdoch who was Sam Caldwell’s girlfriend and mining company executive Warren Eckhardt. Gabriel Weller who serves on the Ishimura, discover the entire Aegis VII colony is infected and the duo is attacked by colonists and Necromorphs. A week later, McNeill and his friend Sgt. Among the miners is Sam Caldwell who, along with the rest of the crew, suffers hallucinations and he ends up killing his crewmates before being killed by Detective Nathan McNeill from a P-Sec squad. The story opens with a small crew of miners helping to extract the Red Marker from Aegis VII. The story will put you in the shoes of several protagonists and you’ll bounce between them throughout the campaign. Extraction is compatible with the DualShock 3 and PlayStation Move controllers and for this review, I used the latter. I almost purchased the standalone version from the PlayStation Store but I found a copy of the Limited Edition of Dead Space 2 for thirteen bucks on eBay so I bought that instead. It was released on the same disc as Dead Space 2, specifically the Limited Edition, for PlayStation 3 in January, 2011. Developed by Visceral Games with assistance from Eurocom and published by EA, Dead Space: Extraction was released for Wii in September, 2009. It’s a prequel to Dead Space and is set during the same time as the film Dead Space: Downfall which I’ve never seen. I always thought about picking it up for Wii but never did. I’ve always been interested in Dead Space: Extraction because it’s a rail shooter.
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