Dead Space 2 Multiplayer  Scream Fortress.  Dead Space 2's
single player campaign is an anxious creep through a string of
dark corridors to a soundtrack of groaning steelwork and
laboured breath. There are, of course, interruptions to the taut
atmosphere: the burst of a gangly Necromorph through a
dilapidated wall, or a screaming phantom that breaks through the
fragile sanity of your mind. But the journey through Dead Space
II is characterized primarily by its bars of rest, not by its
bars of fury.  Dead Space 2's multiplayer mode, by contrast, is
a cacophony of uninterrupted noise, a soundtrack of un-muffled
industrial screams and the relentless, hot pitter-patter of
gunfire. It's all fury, the air thick with dismemberment, the
floor wet with gloop. Eight players are split into two teams.
One plays the role of the Necromorphs, the other plays the role
of the Humans, in one of the most frenetic tussles of survival
and dominance in gaming.  By comparison to Halo or Call of Duty,
play options seem limited. You