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Dead Rising | 
 enlarge | From: Capcom
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
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Rating:  208 reviews
Sales Rank: 331
Platform: Xbox 360
Genre: Action Games
ESRB: Mature
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 17 - 20 years
Operating System: Xbox 360
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: 33001
Model: 13388330010
UPC: 827307942372
EAN: 0827307942372
ASIN: B000F3AADE
Release Date: August 8, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Real-time gameplay - Time marches on whether Frank is actively engaged or simply stationary | | • | Dynamic enemies - Record numbers of zombies will come at you & react to their environment -- each has unique behaviors and appearances | | • | The variety of stores will give you weapons aplenty - an endless supply of vehicles, makeshift weapons, and food are waiting for you | | • | Encounter other survivors along the way -- helping them will give you more clues as to what has happened and what you need to do to stop it | | • | Visual clarity - Playing in native 720p resolution allows for unprecedented detail and clarity in gameplay |
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Product Description
Dead Rising follows the harrowing tale of Frank West, a freelance photojournalist after the scoop of a lifetime. In a small suburban town that's overrun by zombies, he escapes to the local shopping mall, thinking it will be safe. Now it's a standoff, with zombies unable to get Frank, but him unable to get out & escape. Fortunately, he's got an entire mall at his disposal. Utilize everything you can find to fight off the flesh-hungry mob and search for the truth behind the horrendous epidemic.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 203 more reviews...
 Coming 4 U Barb September 29, 2008
S. Banzhaf (Iowa, USA)
Overall, I liked the game a lot and played it a 2nd time just to max out all level ups and go on a killing rampage, but the part that always griped me was that the SMALL screen scripts to read whenever you get a hint or message, and too many overlaps in missions to save people within a too limited amount of time. The hopping around on the heads of the zombies to finally clear the last challenge probably sounded good on paper, but in practice it was frustrating. Otherwise, I liked it, but not a great deal of re-play value once you beat it unless you want to do the rampage thing.
 Dead On Arrival August 23, 2008
Wade A. Hampton (Santa Maria,CA USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Once again a game I've been looking foward to play and once again am left disappointed and ask 'Why?'.I'm not going to go in to a great deal of detail about the whole game.I will say the good parts first-fun killing Zombies in different ways,voice acting nicely done,great graphics and a large area to explore.
Now the bad-buttons are mapped incorrectly making it confusing and cumbersome to use.Random people calling you in a middle of a mission or when a bunch of Zombies are about to surround you and tear you apart.You run like one mile an hour at all times.Time and Map not correctly displayed.
Now the ugly and these REALLY cripple the game to the point that you'll lose excitement and encouragement very quickly.The first major one is Save points or lack there of.You can only save at the Security Office and if you die you actually start the game over (and although all your stats and abilities are there)all your missions you've completed,all the items you've collected are gone.AND your time that you were on is present when you start over so let's say when you died you had 62 Hours 13 Minutes that's what you'll start off with when you begin the game again.And that's another thing that mad me mad-the time limit.I am not a fan of games that puts time limits in games especially ones of this type.I feel it artificially adds difficulty and rushes you way too much.You never get that GTA-type feel where you feel free to do just whatever or choose to do a job.Dead Rising's approach is to always have one mission activated with a time limit so you have to drop what you are currently doing and run half way across the map.Weapons like guns you get are practicily useless.You can't auto target which is essential in this game or should have been.You have to select it,hold down R2 and you stay there like a statue most of the time completely vulnerable and with a little tiny reticle try shoot someone with a high powered machine gun while you're left with a weak pistol.And most of the stores are bare of weapons and practical usages.And really everywhere you don't find much weapons.And the weapons themselves disinigrate after 3-5 usage.
What can I say-oh I KNOW-RENT THE GAME DO NOT BUY IT!If you do Buy it the first half hour will be left with boring opening with the arrival of the Shopping Mall where you Escort people,then BS around,save your game and then try to kill a man who has an P-90,die and start the game over not knowing that you have to start the game over from the very beginning.That's it in a nutshell.And if anyone else has the patience to over look these damaging flaws and enjoy this game more than I have then you have the patience of a Buddhist Monk.I hope they make a sequal to fix all these flaws and learn from their mistakes.Because this game is certainly what I call a mistake of monumental perportions.
Zombie bashing at its best!!! August 18, 2008
D. Hensley (Mesa, Az)
Dead Rising is a fun game that plays kind of like a beat-em-up.You are Frank,a photojournalist who is trapped in a shopping mall and later on the government wants to deny what happens their and drops in swat guys to kill the zombies and blocks off every thing around the town.You can use anything to kill zombies.Their is main missions and optional missions throughout the game to gain special abilities and experience points.The game is a sandbox game with everything at your disposal including 2x4s,chainsaws,guns,skateboards,guitars,water-guns,swords,baseball bats, and many others weapons.The game has three modes: 72 hour mode,overtime mode, and infinite mode. The 72 hour mode is the mode where has to complete the main missions and side missions to escape the mall.The overtime mode is unlocked after you beat the 72 hour mode,this mode is harder and has the swat guys(come out at end in 72 hour mode)and zombies trying to kill you.Infinite mode is where Frank survives long as you don't starve and don't get kill by zombies.Dead Rising is a fun amazing zombie game and is almost like the movie Dawn of the Dead.
Overall,this is well done and has nice elements that make this game more fun by adding two extra modes after beating the game.The game has so many weapons,just about everything is a weapon even a plant or a chair.Dead Rising has a lot of replay value because you can just run around and throw things at or shoot zombies after you beat the game.
Pros: tons of weapons,fun to play, lots of modes, replay value,
Frank can wear different clothing/accessories
Cons: A.I needs work,end was disappointing
Waited too long to play this August 11, 2008
Too Old for Games (Irvine, CA)
Each time I thought about buying this, I was turned off by all the negatives that this game has received, mainly, the save system. Well, I finally overlooked it and decided to give it a try.
Honestly, I don't care if I ever win this game, it's so much fun just running around and killing zombies from the multitude of weapons available at the mall. I'm currently just doing the side missions like trying to save people than concentrate on the main story. I'll probably try to beat the game when my player is powered up some more; he is rather weak to begin the game with. The graphics surpassed what I thought from a 2006 game--its better than a lot of games currently. Its definitely a keeper with lots of replay value. What's not to like, it feels like being at a mall where you can grab a yogurt and bludgeon zombies to death with a nearby trashbin. Just keep in mind the save system stinks and you'll have a good time.
Am instant classic August 2, 2008
Jaime J. Mayoral (Santa Barbara, California)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Like the george romero films, this game grounds it's greatness in the forbbiden pleasure of dismember anything that moves.
Luckly for us, they already dead.
The control gets some complains for some people. I say "Hey, it's a game and a little stiffness keeps it ficticious enough to prevent some moralistics to put the satan's propaganda label on it... jajajajajaja"
Cool game anyway
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