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Dancing Zombie. History Talk 2. Do you like this video? Play Sound. D ancing Z ombie Any resemblance between Dancing Zombie and persons living or dead is purely coincidental.

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The Zombies Are Coming. Backyard Emergency. Roof Battle. Fisherman Zombie. Fight the Sea Demons. Brave the Dragon King's Palace. Coach Zombie. Player's House. Ancient Egypt. Pirate Seas. Wild West. Frostbite Caves. Lost City. Far Future. A planned name was Lawn of the Dead, a pun on the title of the George A. Romero zombie film Dawn of the Dead. For legal reasons, it was changed to Plants vs. It spent three years in development and was released for the PC on May 5, Zombies itself was referenced in "The Passing" campaign of Valve's fellow zombie game Left 4 Dead 2 , in which the player can stumble upon in-game graffiti attributed to the character of Crazy Dave.

A five-level quest chain culminating in a quest entitled "Lawn of the Dead" in the massively multiplayer online game World of Warcraft: Cataclysm is based on Plants vs. Zombies, using Warcraft elements to recreate the gameplay. Blizzard Entertainment had contacted PopCap about the inclusion, and Laura Shigihara was able to record some new music for the Warcraft version of the game.

David Blazing, known within the game as "Crazy Dave", serves as a narrator and an instructor during Adventure Mode, introducing the player to certain levels and explaining some of the mini-games and bonus levels.

He is later abducted by a Bungee Zombie on level 5—10 right before he can tell the player Dr. Zomboss' weaknesses, and reappears during Sunflower's rendition of "Zombies on your Lawn" after Dr.

Zomboss's defeat at the end of the game. He has a shop known as "Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies" that he runs from the back of his car once the player finds his car keys after Level 3—4.

He sells several plant upgrades, extra defenses, and Zen Garden items. Crazy Dave's notable features include a rugged beard and a pot always worn on his head, as well as his signature babbling speech. Edgar George Zomboss is the main antagonist and the leader of the zombies in Plants vs.

Zombies , and reappears in the sequel, Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time. He is battled on the Night Roof during Level 5—10 as the final boss in Plants vs. Zomboss in the game, is the portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Robot", meaning "Zombie Robot". According to an interview with George Fan , Dr. Zomboss' middle name "George" was not intended to be named after him, and was only accepted since "it sounded like a great middle name for a zombie overlord boss character.

The soundtrack for Plants vs. Zombies was composed by Laura Shigihara. It borrows elements from the pop music genre, as well as console chiptunes.

Before the inception of Plants vs. Zombies , Director George Fan asked Laura if she would like to compose the music for his next title after following her for some years.

She accepted, owing to his creativity. Shigihara described the music as "macabre, yet goofy". Using the night stage as an example, she used a combination of "Big Band" and swing beats with "several haunting and serious melodies". The songs "Loonboon" and "Brainiac Maniac" were written towards the end of production. The song "Ultimate Battle" also appears in the game Melolune. She stated that these were reactionary songs that she wrote to fit the feel of the game after having played through it twice.

She tried to make the game have a Danny Elfman feel to it while mixing in melodic tunes and funky beats. She describes a song early in the game, which uses marching band percussion and swing beats.

She described another one which used techno beats with organic sounds. Shigihara also composed and performed the music video shown during the credits of the game, titled "Zombies on Your Lawn". IGN editor Andy J Kolozsy commented that it featured a lot more content than other games in the genre, as well as praising its addictive nature. However, the DS version was criticized for its lower quality graphics and expensive price point. GameSpot editor Chris Watters praised the design of the plants and zombies, as well as the visuals and its overall value.

However, he found fault in the learning curve. Edge's review praised PopCap Games for adding an imaginative touch to every little detail of the game. He also credited them for taking the tower defense genre and making it their own.

Laura Shigihara's music video also received praise, with Hatfield attributing his interest in the game to the video. Liang also praised the song, asking how anyone could not want Plants vs. Zombies after seeing the video. To date, Plants vs. Zombies is the fastest-selling video game created by PopCap Games. Zombies director George Fan estimated that half of the game's sales are from hardcore gamers.

Plants vs Zombies was picked by Gamezebo as one of the 'Best games of '. A version of the game was added in patch 4. A reward of a non-combat pet singing sunflower is given to those who can beat the minigame. The success of the game has led to the creation of Plants vs. Zombies lottery tickets.

Since the game was partially inspired by the Magic: The Gathering card game, a Magic card called Grave Bramble has been released in the Innistrad expansion. It is a Plant with the Protection from Zombies ability. Zombies pinball table.

A mob of fun-loving zombies are trying to invade the player's house and eat their brains , and all the player has to do is defend themselves with plants using their skills. Due to its big popularity, this game has been ported to various consoles and some Chinese variants had been created. The following is a list of all sub-versions created:. This game is full of different game modes that change some rules of the game formula to keep it fresh and to raise the length of the game without becoming repetitive.

Some game modes are exclusive to a certain version due to its exclusive type of controller or due to consoles limitations. The first available game mode is Adventure Mode. First, the zombies start invading the player's house from the front lawn mainly with Zombies and Conehead Zombies. The player needs to use their plants to defend against them such as Peashooters , Sunflowers , and Wall-nuts. After each level, a new plant is obtained. After fending off four Zombie invasion attempts, Crazy Dave is introduced and challenges the player to a game of Wall-nut Bowling.

After bowling over zombie heads, a new zombie is introduced, and on every second level, excluding bonus levels another is introduced. After another new zombie and eight plants, the zombies perform an "all-out-attack" in an attempt to overwhelm the player's plants.

After the zombies lost, they retreat and plot to attack again. The next stage, Night , is different. There are graves on the player's lawn and nocturnal mushrooms are introduced. In exchange for sleeping in the day, these plants are cheaper than most plants. After level , the player is awarded the Suburban Almanac , which contains technical information and humorous notes on every plant and zombie in the game. After this level, it can be reached from the main menu.

Both plant and zombie databases increase as the player continues the adventure mode and encounters new ones. In the bonus level, Crazy Dave lets the player play a game of Whack a Zombie using mainly a mallet to kill zombies rather than plants.

After another all-out attack, the zombies regroup and plot other intentions. After the night, the zombies try to attack the player's backyard. Here, the lanes are expanded from the normal five to six, two of these being full of water where aquatic plants can be placed, but most other regular plants require assistance from Lily Pads to be used.

During , a present is dropped containing mini-games. At the end of level , the last zombie drops Crazy Dave's Car Key , which opens Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies and the purchase of upgrades is allowed. In the bonus level, Crazy Dave tells the player smaller zombies are invading the lawn. After the Pool is Fog. The zombies are still entering through the backyard, but it's at night, so again no sun is falling from the sky.

Also, fog covers most of the screen, making it unable to see where the zombies are coming. As the player progresses through the levels, the fog moves closer and closer to their house. The player is given Planterns and Blovers to make the fog go away. The player unlocks Puzzle Mode in level The player then learns how to play Vasebreaker , breaking vases with plants or zombies inside them.

On the final fog level, the whole screen is dark with only a few short intervals of light. The zombies encountered carry exploding jack-in-the-boxes , fly over the player's defenses on balloons , dig to overwhelm defenses in the back and can hop over all of the player's plants with a pogo stick. The final part of Adventure Mode is the Roof. Here, all of the player's plants will have to be planted on Flower Pots.