Chaz from We Got This Covered wrote:
The Dead Rising franchise has a special hold on me. The original was the game that convinced me to buy an Xbox 360, while Dead Rising 3 made the decision to grab an Xbox One all that much easier. Demolishing literal hordes of zombies with weaponry suited for a mad scientist is just one of those simple pleasures in life. That being said, I was ecstatic to hear that Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition was going to get a PC port, and one that would be able to truly harness my PC’s power as opposed to being a simple recreation. Sadly, only one of those things actually happened.
Daily Video Game writes: "Xbox Store has just launched three new digital game sales titled "Bundles Sale", "Achievement Hunter Sale", and "Spring Add-on Sale" that heavily discount various bundles, games, as well as add-ons for Xbox Series X/S and Xbox one gamers."
Amazon has heavily discounted several Capcom digital games for the Xbox One with Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition dropping to $7.50, Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition to $12.50, Resident Evil HD Remaster to $8.00 and more.
Carlos Writes "With Dead Rising 4 now out the door, and our playthrough finalised, we decided to take a look to see how it stacks up with the rest of the series entries. So here we are...ranking the full Dead Rising series from god damn worst, right up to the best zombie bashing offering that we've ever seen."
I played the first, and I bought #4. Other than that, strangely haven't played any of the others. I'll get round to it one day though I guess.
