Dead Rising 3 is the weakest in the series, then. It's no kind of technical showcase for Xbox One, although that didn't really bother me once I got into it, and if all you want for a launch title is something passably entertaining to plug away at for a few long evenings, it will suit you fine.

There is something about open world sandbox style games we all love. Whether it be Saints Row IV or Grand Theft Auto V, we seem to have no problem dropping some hard earned cash on a game that gives us that ability to explore an open world setting, complete endless side missions, and plow through a...

Dead rising three has a very interesting and entertaining storyline along with many other entertaining activities along the way. This coupled with a fun and enjoyable storyline makes it a very solid game. I really enjoyed this game.

Gameplay; tons of options; lots of ability to explore

Times story missions

I got this game for very cheap price and also get dlcs thanks to snapdeal. Game is awesome and graphics are amazing

Set 10 years after Dead Rising 2, Dead Rising 3 takes place in Los Perdidos amid a zombie outbreak that's about to decimate mankind.

Dead Rising 3 takes the series to new heights with a large open outdoor environment, a great variety of weapons, and a fantastic co-op mode. It stumbles in its dealings with humans, who are stricken with poor characterizations, bad writing, and the ability to bring out the worst in the camera in...

mere weeks away, competition between Microsoft and Sony is at an all time high, with both companies claiming their games console has the superior launch lineup. To help decide which is actually better we got some hands-on time with one of the Xbox One's exclusive launch titles, Jumping into the...

Long heralded as Capcom's "other zombie franchise", Dead Rising finally gets an opportunity to shine as one of the Xbox One's launch line-up exclusives. Can the third entry in the series finally escape the shadow of Resident Evil and stand at the vanguard of Microsoft's charge into the next-gen war

Thousands of zombies to kill in creative ways..

Forces players to run to opposite ends of the map way too often

I enjoyed mindlessly killing zombies more in the base game than I did in the arcade style DLC. I guess that's all I have to say about that.

Amidst all the talk about Xbox One and PlayStation 4's launch titles, you don't hear much about the cutscenes. But for Dead Rising, they bear mentioning. The game launches directly into an introduction as compelling as anything on cable, and it's frankly fantastic.