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.

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.

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Massive fun; A good sandbox; Tons of weapons and equipment

Doesn't look next gen; Bugs; Repetitive

All in all, is this DLC worth $10? That depends on how much you want to revisit Los Perditos. The additional content is more than worth it to those who loved it, but for those lukewarm to the game, I'd wait a bit and see whether the next episode is compelling and then consider looking at getting...

Chaingun? Yes; please; Intersecting side story is interesting; Lots of collectibles to be had

Adam plays just like Nick; Only one new combo weapon and vehicle; The additional content is very short; Texture pop-up is more frequent; Little challenge for level 50 players

Bigger and with more zombies, but something is lost in translation from Xbox 360 to Xbox One

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

It was a nice Sand box Zombie mode with nice story mode

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...

The best Dead Rising so far and purveyor of some of the most entertainingly absurd weapons in all gaming – just don't expect any depth or longevity.

Wonderful outrageous weapon and vehicle combos, and an impressive number of zombies on-screen at once; Lots to see and do and a usefully expanded co-op option

The gameplay is still extremely shallow in almost every aspect, and the novelty wears away considerably after a few hours; Prescription-only combo weapons still seem a missed opportunity