I've played all the "Dead Rising" games and have to say that this one is a great one with no timer but just have fun building weapons and start chaos. This game goes by chapter and survivors leave on their own which makes this game a lot different also the psychopaths goes by maniacs and are much...

On Christmas Eve, photojournalist Frank West-formerly a John McClane-style everyman, now a goofball resembling Ash Williams by way of Peter Venkman-is stranded in the town of Willamette, where military experimentation has led to a mass zombie outbreak.

My experience for this game was just like I was playing the super Mario or something (apart from something that is the horrible faces in the game). It was me who bought it and introduced it to my friends without playing at first but that recommendation turned out in scolds for me.

Kll Streak (I guess

Has a negative impact on the brain; Not to be played in the presence of any kid

I bought this game for my fiance as a gift, he will not stop playing it!! He loves every second of it! He loves the Christmas music theme also!

It's interesting how a game series can fall right off the rails. Sometimes developers decide to try something new and fumble. That's admirable in its own way even if it ends poorly. Other times developers just rehash the same game time and again in the hopes of not alienating their fans.

Fantastic graphics; tight controls

Bad writing; iffy game design; not a Dead Rising game

Capcom's Dead Rising 4 didn't deliver quite the holiday cheer as promised when it released this Xmas. I have always been a super fan of the Dead Rising series and have greatly enjoyed each new release in the series over the last few years.

I picked up the first Dead Rising game (for me, Dead Rising 2) for the XBOX 360. The idea was hilarious. I wasn't a fan of the timed activities, but there was more than enough to do and the boss battles were both crazy and tough.

Game was not much changed from the last series. Just like improved version update and story.

The corpse of the original Dead Rising is definitely in here somewhere, kicking if not alive. Much as I've moaned about the generic open world elements, the shonky enemy line-up and the shortage of "wow" moments, few games have quite such panache when it comes to steaming through a crowd,...

Dead Rising 4 is a silly Christmas game. It's like one of those straight to video films you'd see at your local rental store right around this time of year, fun while it lasts but not really something you'll be thinking about too much, or coming back to later on.