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Why Robin Makes Batman Better With an entire shopping plaza/casino/amusement park at his disposal, one would think Dead Rising 2 Off the Record‘s Frank West could come up with something better than a cardboard helmet.
Dead Rising‘s Frank West is a photographer. He’s covered wars, you know. Not only that, he’s taken snaps of a zombie outbreak. Who better to learn camera tips from?
Plenty, including myself, really missed Frank West in Dead Rising 2 – especially when it came to shenanigans with ‘ze camera’. Dead Rising 2: Off the Record brings back Mr West, and his camera, and despite having the whiff of ‘spin-off’ about it, appears to be a fair amount of fun.
I learned new lessons in the art of zombie-killing in a noisy hotel suite in New York City yesterday. My textbook was the upcoming video game Dead Rising 2: Off the Record. In it, Dead Rising hero Frank West tests new, creative weighs to slice, freeze, melt and crush zombies. I learned a lot playing this game, and I now must share my knowledge with you.
You may be done with Dead Rising 2, but Frank West isn’t. And in this trailer, Frank West sticks things up a zombie’s arse. Gameplay footage follows.
Dead Rising games have always been difficult, but gamers haven’t always been happy about that. What’s a fair way to make a game tough, and what isn’t? With each new Dead Rising release, the game creators at Capcom have been tweaking their answer and reconsidering what players want.
