Whilst the game itself is as good as the other two, the thing that ruins it for me, is the fact that anyone can jump into the game with you. In DR2, it was invite only, but not this version. Because of that, anyone can jump into your game and if they're rubbish, it can actually hinder your progress.

as described, would buy again

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

Dead Rising 3 achieves most of what you want from a sequel. It's bigger and better than its predecessors, while managing to remain true to the series roots. If you loved the first couple of games then you more or less know what you're going to get here.

puts you in the boots of Special Forces Commander Adam Kane as he attempts to track down the President inside Los Perdidos. While these Untold Stories missions give a nice side-story to the events you played through in the main campaign, the overall substance leaves a lot to be desired.

+ Main story is decent; + Great new weapons/vehicle

- Too short to justify the price tag; - Tedious side missions; - Lack of co-op

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...

If you have an Xbox One, you have probably already played this. If not, you should.

Expanded open world gameplay; Combo weapons; Visuals are amazing

No sandbox mode?; Weak story; Kinect is hit or miss

doesn't get by on its looks, but its meaty zombie-slaying combat and nearly endless supply of undead and ridiculous weapons go a long way. Through its lengthy campaign, I was always eager to see what crazy zombie-squishing contraption would come along next.

Tons of zombies; Great weapons; Fun co-op

Performance problems; Twisted map

Capcom's latest foray into zombies with Dead Rising 3 is a next-generation game that, while not the kind which will test the limits of the new Xbox One's technology, makes a great starting game for the system.

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...