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Dead Rising Makes Its iPhone Debut

While Dead Rising fans are waiting for the first game’s hero’s triumphant return in Dead Rising 2′s Case West expansion they can relive the glory days with Dead Rising Mobile starring Frank West. He’s covered wars. We know.


Admit It, You’ve Always Wanted To Use A Dildo On A Zombie

Lemme tell ya, I have, that game was called “my third marriage.” Hey-oooo! But seriously folks, the ESRB summary for Dead Rising 2′s DLC mentions a wieldable sex toy. I thought that was the paddlesaw! Bang, pow, zoom …


Dead Rising Splatter-Flick Shuffling On To DVD

Zombie horror game Dead Rising was inspired by George Romero’s zombie horror films, like Dawn of the Dead. But that wasn’t enough! Former Dead Rising producer Keiji Inafune made his first — and last — film for Capcom, Shibyou Osen DEAD RISING.


Capcom Japan On Why Mega-Man Creator Quit

Keiji Inafune of Mega-Man and Dead Rising fame made no secret that he hated his job. Late last week, the game designer finally left Capcom, a company he worked at for 23 years. The developer’s Osaka headquarters says why.


Mega-Man Creator’s Blog Erased

When Keiji Inafune leaves Capcom, his blog leaves the internet, it seems. Late last week, the famed game producer stated he was leaving Capcom and Capcom subsidiary Daletto. His blog won’t be up for posterity.


Capcom Explains How They’ll Carry On Without Mega Man Creator

Capcom spent the week and a half following Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune’s resignation from the Japanese developer reassigning producers to his games and reorganising the company, Capcom told Kotaku today.


Mega Man’s Creator Quits Capcom

Guess Capcom legend Keiji Inafune wasn’t kidding around when he said he hated his job: he’s quit his post at Capcom and will be leaving the company he’s been with for 23 years at the end of the month.


Why Dead Rising’s Producer Made A Zombie Game

Keiji Inafune produced Dead Rising, which is influenced by George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead. It wasn’t just that classic horror flick that inspired the creation of Dead Rising.


Mr Campbell, Mr Inafune; Inafune-San, Campbell-San

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At last, a meeting of masterminds at Comic-Con New York. That’s Keiji Inafune, creator of Capcom’s Dead Rising series, and none other than Bruce Campbell, the iconic actor of The Evil Dead and other pillars of the zombie-film genre.


Dead Rising Producer Hates His Job, Wants To Retire

In a recent interview, Capcom’s Keiji Inafune (of Dead Rising and Onimusha fame) talks about the impossible, doing the impossible, and how that makes game developers grow as people. He also says he hates his job.


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