The latest Humble Bundle is another Capcom focused one, though this time around instead of fighting games being front and center its Zombies. While a $1 will get you three solid games (Strider, Devil May Cry, and Umbrella Corps), it's the 2nd tier at $7.27 where things start to get interesting.
Dead Rising 3 on PC has the potential to be a really great version of the game. Unfortunately it's been marred with numerous issues since the game launched a little over a week ago. I myself have been unable to play for more than 15 to 20 minutes at a time before the game crashes to the desktop. Capcom assures us a fix will be coming ASAP, but it looks like we're still going to have to wait a bit longer.
Those happy few who bought the Xbox One over the PlayStation 4 have basked too long in Dead Rising 3 exclusivity. Eat this, as the new Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition has shambled onto Steam across the world and on disc in selected European stores.
Once an Xbox One exclusive title, Dead Rising 3 will soon be arriving on PC for those looking for a boost in graphics. All the zombie slaying you've come to love, but with the hardware and enhancements needed to make it a complete, next-gen title.
I've got to give Capcom credit, they are well aware how ridiculous some of their "special" or extended editions of their games can get as Dead Rising 3 is getting a new piece of DLC titled Super Ultra Dead Rising 3 Arcade Remix Hyper Edition (EX plus Alpha). This new DLC adds a four-player arcade mode to the game and is only available on the Xbox One. It's also available right now!
Last week, Microsoft made a huge announcement regarding a main component of Xbox One's hardware. Very soon, a new version of the Xbox One without Kinect hardware will be available for purchase.
Yesterday's release of Dead Rising 3's "Operation Broken Eagle" probably left many players wondering why the DLC doesn't support co-op, especially when there was such a large update for the upcoming DLC's. While we would have loved to have the same co-op experience in it as the massive main game, Capcom certainly has their reasons for the decision.
Attention all Dead Rising 3 owners: please be aware that a ginormous update went live today and is now available to download. The update will take up to 13 GB of hard drive space to incorporate the changes being made, so make sure to set aside a good amount of time to download it. Godspeed to broadband internet users!
Capcom is giving you more time with your family this holiday in the form of some delayed DLC for Dead Rising 3. Operation Broken Eagle, originally scheduled to hit the Xbox One on December 24 has been pushed back to January 21.
Dead Rising 3 continues the tradition of zany online co-op through the zombie apocalypse. Half the fun is the unpredictable nature that cooperative play yields in the sandbox like environment. Be sure to check out our full review of the game. Here we try to answer some of the common questions regarding gameplay. Feel free to ask more in the comments below.
Like World War II games last generation, it might be time to put the zombie genre to bed. Yet, just when I think I've lopped off my last undead head, along comes a new game to change my mind one more time. Dead Rising 3 for the Xbox One continues the open world style zombie game the original created back on the Xbox 360 in 2006. We started in a...
Dead Rising 3 is getting its first bit of DLC, scheduled to hit the Xbox One on December 24th (that's the day before Christmas). The content is called Operation Eagle and features the first of four new characters available to play. The DLC won't just feature a re-skinned Nick, but also feature a new custom vehicle, new weapons, and new side missions.
