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That's cool. I'm sure this game would be fun to play if you had everything unlocked. Not that it isn't already.
thanks. I hope this at least gets a PC port next yearI've played Dead Rising 1 and got half way and I completed Dead Rising 2: Case Zero. This is definitely the best one since you can save anywhere, make combo weapons, assuming you have the materials needed, anywhere, the map is pretty nice, the human AI for survivors isn't as annoying as it was in DR1, and you can even instantly get any weapons you have ever had by simply selecting it in a safehouse locker. I think Dead Rising 1 had better Psychopaths though.
You think that's likely? I never paid attention to what kind of games usually get pc ports (before I actually started pc gaming).thanks. I hope this at least gets a PC port next year
You think that's likely? I never paid attention to what kind of games usually get pc ports (before I actually started pc gaming).
Dead Rising 3 is getting a giant 13GB update this week, Microsoft have revealed. The update will introduce “Operation Broken Eagle,” the first of four DLC episodes for the game, alongside a number of tweaks and improvements based on feedback from players.
One particularly neat adjustment has specifically to do with the Xbox One controller, which has little rumble motors placed in its triggers. Now, when your gun is about to run out of ammo, the right trigger on the controller—which you use to shoot—will begin buzzing to make you aware that you’re low on ammunition.
The same thing will happen with weapons on vehicles as well. The haptic feedback is meant to serve as a more instinctive replacement for having to look at your HUD.
Meanwhile, the Operation Broken Eagle episode is a story that takes place before the events of Dead Rising 3, and has you playing as a military commander. Since all four DLC episodes are meant to focus on a single-player story, they won’t feature co-op.
The full list of tweaks for the Dead Rising 3 title update can be viewed here.
source:EPD.TV/ROTR.
EXCLUSIVE
DEAD RISING WEB SERIES IN DEVELOPMENT
A live-action web series based on the Dead Rising franchise is in the early stages of development. We got the news exclusively from producer Tim Carter during our latest episode of EP Live. Tim is no stranger to adapting video games; He also produced the first season of the hit Mortal Kombat: Legacy web series.
“We’ve finished creative development on Dead Rising, we optioned Dead Rising from Capcom, and we’re now just finalizing a deal with a very large studio in Los Angeles. It’ll be live action, it’ll be cinematic quality, unlike on Mortal Kombat, it will be a linear story, so the episodes will string together for a single narrative that follows a package of characters. You know it’ll be a 90 minute story that looks and feels like a movie when it’s done, so cross your fingers.”
Tim stresses that the Dead Rising web series has yet to get a green light, so there’s still a chance that it may not rise from the grave. He’s also developing a web series based on the upcoming game The Mighty No. 9, and you can watch our full interview with Tim by clicking here.
"Definitely not a timed exclusive, it's an Xbox One game," said rep briefly detailed. "We see a lot of this online. It's not coming to PS4 or PC." It's also apparently "excellent", though you'll have to take Jonty's word for that. And also Aoife's. Here's a bit of insight from her.
to be fair DR1 did get ported to the Wii, so it didn't remain an Xbox exclusiveDR1 was an xbox exclusive, and DR2 and 2.5 were released on the ps3. So that doesn't surprise me. I'm sure DR4 will be released on the ps4.