These screenshots are in RED-CYAN anaglyphic 3D. That means you’ll need paper glasses with a red lens and a cyan lens to see them correctly.

The king of all mutant killing sprees just got deeper! If you’re the proud owner of a 3D TV, you can use using stereoscopic 3D to experience hard core bullets and brain matter so real you’ll need a damp towel. But even if you’re more of a retro gamer at heart then you can don your paper 3D glasses and enable anaglyphic 3D for the full 1970s grindhouse experience!

If you live in Europe, pick your copy up on release day and get 2 sets of paper 3D glasses at no additional cost! So we’ll provide the mutants and the glasses, and all you have to do is kill every last one of them. Of course the offer is subject to availability and there’s limited stock, so act quickly!

“The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut on Playstation 3 now features anaglyphic and stereoscopic 3D! So whether you have a state-of-the-art 3D TV or a 1970s home cinema system you can enjoy the most gruesome mutant mayhem in 3D! Bring your own popcorn.” said Gary Knight of SEGA.

Experience 3D so real, you’ll still be crying late into the night!  There’s Move support as well as standard DualShock controls, so you’ll place every shot right between the eyes! The House of the Dead: OVERKILL Extended Cut is due for release October 28th, 2011 in Europe, and October 25th in the United States for Playstation Move for the Playstation 3.

These screenshots are in RED-CYAN anaglyphic 3D. That means you’ll need paper glasses with a red lens and a cyan lens to see them correctly. House of the Dead: Overkill – Extended Cut supports RED-CYAN and GREEN-MAGENTA Anaglyphic 3D as well as active and passive Stereoscopic 3D.