And then they’d hear a voiceover, with all the smooth patter of an FM disc jockey: “Ladies and gentlemen, rock & roll.” Cue power chords, and a flag with a network logo - something called MTV - that rapidly changed colors and patterns. The familiar sight of Neil Armstrong exiting his lunar module and walking on the moon would fill the TV screen. Much like the damaged variant of the EVA Suit.In the wee hours of August 1st, 1981, someone flipping through their channels might have come across the image of a rocket blasting into space. The regular variant of the Advanced Suit is basically a port of the suit from Dead Space 2, showing no signs of wear unlike the Rusty Advanced Suit or the 'Damaged' Advanced Suit, the latter being the Rusty Advanced Suit but with visible wounds and tears in the suit's threads.

Still, Isaac is never seen or has ever made mention of disposing of the suit at any point in the franchise, making it plausible that he could have held onto it since then.Įven though it was scrapped for unknown reasons (presumably in favor of the EVA Suit, as hinted by the fact that the EVA has a damaged variant as well), the Rusty Advanced Suit, along with two other variants of the suit (the original Advanced Suit as well as a 'Damaged' variant) still remain in the game files, making it possible to unlock using outside tools. While there is no actual lore reason for the suit's wear, one can deduce that it is a result of the damage the suit sustained from the events leading up to Dead Space 3. Despite being a state-of-the-art suit around the events of the Titan Station/Sprawl incident, it now seems to be much more distressed and shows signs of heavy wear from the years since then.

The suit itself is a weathered and rusty version of the Advanced Suit from Dead Space 2.

Description ' An advanced prototype suit developed at the Titan Station Research Laboratory, designed to withstand over 10,000 PSI of pressure.' -Suit Kiosk description

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