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Sunday Comics: Dead Island 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.
No memes about covering wars, you know, in this new trailer for Dead Rising 2: Case West. Just the return of Dead Rising’s intrepid photog and a hint at the story behind his team-up with the sequel’s motocross-racing protagonist.
