Super Ultra Dead Rising 3 Arcade Remix Hyper Edition EX Plus Alpha is a new DLC made exclusively for Dead Rising 3 on Xbox One. Capcom has been known to release a number of sequels and remakes with some pretty extravagant names over the years, but this new release satires the idea with all new...

Super Ultra Dead Rising 3 , despite problems both internal and external, is a ton of fun. If you're a fan of Capcom and its often-ridiculous history, you're going to laugh out loud as you uncover all of the references and unlockables.

Shameless; over-the-top smorgasbord of Capcom fanservice

Sometimes-wonky control; online is practically a ghost town

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.

With intense action and an unmatched level of weapon and character customization, so long as you're okay with always being the generic mechanic dude, Dead Rising 3 delivers a heart-pounding experience unlike any other, mainly because it's not as good as Dead Rising 1 or Dead Rising 2, as you...

I recently got this game for Father's Day and I have had a blast playing the game. Anyone who has enjoyed previous Dead Rising games should play this...

The game is fun especially the new DLC

The graphics are not next gen and the humor of previous games is missing

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.

The best Dead Rising game yet. Thousands of zombies on screen at any time. A large world to adventure through. Quicker weapon pickups and combinations make for a smoother gameplay flow. Originally for Xbox One, subsequently released on Windows.

More open world – Weapon combinations – Huge world

Mission variety is lacking

Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition offers an improved experience on PC, but it is held back by some of the same problems that existed in the original game. If your PC is powerful enough to run it at full speed then it is an enjoyable experience that is worth checking out.

In the world of Harry Potter, where the laws of natural selection seem to favor whichever genes carry the most whimsy, there exists a species called a Boggart which takes on the appearance of your greatest fear, and is defeated by laughter.

Weapons; and combinations thereof; showcase clever; varied designs

Plot is more of a protracted errand through drab; gray streets that are a chore to navigate; Psychopath boss battles wed frustrating mechanics to backwards stereotypes; Imprecise; overly generous controls

I'll preface this second opinion by saying I've never been into the Dead Risings. I played about an hour of the first two, and never got hooked. The third time's the charm, I suppose, because I played Dead Rising 3's entire campaign... for better or worse.

Killing 70 zombies in one strike with a propane tank strapped to a traffic light

Forced environmental barriers that arbitrarily preserve story and difficulty integrity