April 2017. Dead Rising 4 is now the most current Dead Rising. But in my opinion, none of the other Dead Rising games have taken first place in front of Off the Record. Off the Record so far, is in my opinion the best Dead Rising game so far. I love the Sandbox Mode. Perhaps my favorite mode of all.

Sooo many zombies, and they are so terribly slow and useless. It's fun and funny for a while, but you can only punch or hack apart so many zombies before it gets repetitive and frankly boring.

. I like it a lot, but the biggest gripe I had with the game was the lead character. I understand the developers wanted to throw in a new lead to make the game stand apart from the first game, Dead Rising, but in the end we all missed Frank West, the photographer who became a hero in Willamette.

I've seen gameplay of this and it looks pretty freakin insane lol

Dead Rising 2 is good. Very good, in fact. I felt like I needed to get that out right away. See, a few weeks ago I previewed the first two days of the game, and I found a title that was chugging in spots, suffering from really long loads, and generally not performing like a game that was about to...

and the bevy of HD re-releases), but game ‘re-imaginings' are more or less unique. Capcom has ‘re-imagined'

I've been calling 2011 a year of thirds in gaming - third entries in popular series - but it's just as much a year of slightly enhanced remakes, too. In Dead Rising 2: Off The Record , Capcom Vancouver (formerly Blue Castle Games) attempts to squash these two things together.

Capcom's attempt to repackage Dead Rising 2 falls short in a number of regards, and should realistically only be considered by those who haven't invested in the series thus far.

Loads of weapons and combinations thereof; good story; vibrant environments

Combat is still extremely limited; controls are sluggish

Dead Rising 2 builds further on the foundations of the quite enjoyable first game. This means amongst other things that the story doesn't matter much. Zombies are standard stuff and for Chuck Greene this means regularly giving his daughter a shot of Zombrex, a medicine that keeps his beloved one...

Chuck Greene is a man down on his luck. His wife died in the Las Vegas zombie outbreak. His daughter was bitten by none other than his wife after her zombification. Now Chuck has to give his daughter a drug known as Zombrex every single day to keep her from turning into a zombie too.