| rdfs:comment | - Despite both the Dead Rising and the Resident Evil series being popular survival horror games about zombie made by Capcom, the undead from the two games are completely unrelated to one another.
- Dead Rising (デッドライジング Deddo Raijingu?) is a survival horror video game series by Capcom set in an open world environment. The series contains several references to the Mega Man franchise.
- thumb Dead Rising es un videojuego de acción-aventura y survival horror desarrollado por Capcom y producido por Keiji Inafune. La historia de Dead Rising se centra en Frank West, un fotoperiodista quien termina atrapado en un centro comercial en la ficticia ciudad de Willamette, Colorado, que está infestada de zombies. Frank debe defenderse él mismo de los ataques de los zombies, rescatar sobrevivientes, pelear contra psicópatas enloquecidos, y seguir vivo mientras trata de desenmascarar la verdad detrás del incidente.
- Dead Rising is a plot in Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance received from Augustus in Aleroth.
- The main objective of the game is to remain alive for at least three days. In-game time runs twelve times faster than real-time, so one day in the game is exactly two hours in real time. Therefore, the game can be completed in six hours of gameplay. However, there are several other elements to the game that the player can choose whether or not to pursue. dead Rising features three modes of play:
- Dead Rising is an action-adventure, survival horror video game with RPG elements developed by Capcom and produced by Keiji Inafune. Developed as an exclusive title for the Xbox 360 video game console, in July 2008, it was announced that the game would be remade for the Wii console under the name Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. Dead Rising was released on August 8, 2006 in North America and in Japan on September 28, 2006. The game was a commercial success. It has been introduced into the Xbox 360 "Platinum Hits" lineup, and a cell phone version has recently been released. A sequel, to be developed by Blue Castle Games alongside many of the previous developers of Dead Rising, is currently under production.
- For some reason the game has a leveling up system similar to an RPG, it is possible to level up in this game all the way to Level 50. There are also many, many weapons that can be used to take down hungry zombies and various psychos in the mall. The game later had a remake known as Chop Until The Various Wounds Scattered On The Body Deal Enough Damage That The Zombie Has Had Enough And Goes For A Lie Down
- Frank West, a freelance photojournalist (He's covered wars, you know!), follows a tip of unknown origin into the small town of Willamette, CO. A military lockdown of the town is hiding a Zombie Apocalypse from the media, and Frank is hellbent on getting the story. Via helicopter, he bypasses the barricades and enters the Willamette Mall in hopes of finding the secret behind the happenings... It's somewhat difficult and has a rather strange way of rewarding the player up leveling. A third game is currently in the works. Shout Outs can be found here.
- As Frank West, the player attempts to uncover the truth behind the zombie epidemic by completing "case files" that reveal the central game plot as the game progresses. "Case files" are unlocked either by completing specific tasks or by being "in the right place at the right time" in order to observe a cutscene which serves as the story's exposition. Frank also carries a camera. By taking pictures of different situations in gameplay the player can earn "Prestige Points", a form of experience points that allows the character to increase Frank's combat abilities. Pictures are automatically evaluated and assigned a genre: either erotica, horror, outtakes, drama, or brutality.
- It is a series of survival horror beat 'em up video games set in an open world created by Keiji Inafune. It was originally developed by Capcom until Blue Castle Games (now known as Capcom Vancouver) took over developing the franchise. The first game in the Dead Rising series. The game centers on Frank West, a photojournalist who ends up trapped in a shopping mall in the fictional town of Willamette, Colorado, that is infested with zombies.
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| abstract | - Dead Rising is an action-adventure, survival horror video game with RPG elements developed by Capcom and produced by Keiji Inafune. Developed as an exclusive title for the Xbox 360 video game console, in July 2008, it was announced that the game would be remade for the Wii console under the name Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. Dead Rising was released on August 8, 2006 in North America and in Japan on September 28, 2006. The game was a commercial success. It has been introduced into the Xbox 360 "Platinum Hits" lineup, and a cell phone version has recently been released. A sequel, to be developed by Blue Castle Games alongside many of the previous developers of Dead Rising, is currently under production. Dead Rising's story centers on Frank West, a photojournalist who ends up trapped in a shopping mall in the fictional town of Willamette, Colorado, that is infested with zombies. Frank must defend himself from zombie attacks, rescue survivors and avoid crazed psychopaths, and stay alive while still attempting to uncover the truth behind the incident. The player controls Frank as he explores the mall, using any available object as a weapon. The player can complete several main and optional missions to earn Prestige Points (PP) and gain special abilities. The game is designed as a sandbox game and features several endings, depending on the decisions the player makes along the way. Image:Deadrisingpal6pi.jpg
- Despite both the Dead Rising and the Resident Evil series being popular survival horror games about zombie made by Capcom, the undead from the two games are completely unrelated to one another.
- The main objective of the game is to remain alive for at least three days. In-game time runs twelve times faster than real-time, so one day in the game is exactly two hours in real time. Therefore, the game can be completed in six hours of gameplay. However, there are several other elements to the game that the player can choose whether or not to pursue. As a journalist, Frank has an interest in uncovering the truth behind the zombie epidemic through unlocking a series of "case files" that each build upon the previous ones and reveal the central plot as the game clock progresses. Unlocking case files is accomplished primarily by being in the right place at the right time in order to view a cutscene that tells the next part of the story. The player will also be reminded via walkie talkie if they are meant to be somewhere specific. "Scoops" serve as side quests for the game. Found in the mall are a number of "psychopaths", human characters that have been driven insane due to events of the zombie outbreak or have used the havoc as a cover to accomplish their own evil ends. Typically, they will be armed with powerful weaponry and serve as optional boss battles. Frank carries a camera and can earn points from photographing different situations. Pictures are evaluated and assigned a genre, either erotica, horror, outtakes, drama or brutality. Use of the camera also allows Frank to complete certain scoops by taking photographs of various NPCs and items. There are 54 survivors (53 is the maximum that can be saved; Frank counts as a Survivor) located throughout the game that can be located via scoops or investigation of the mall's areas (Otis does not inform you of some survivors). Upon rescue, they will join the player's party and can be taken to the safety of the security room. The survivors mainly take shelter inside stores, but some have been split up or are being held hostage by a psychopath. Frank carries a notebook with him and records details about survivors noting their status, either "Located", "Safe", "Dead", "Lost", or "undead". Along the way some will request items, some will give the player items for the players good deeds, others revolt against the player and attempt mutiny. Most of these missions are completely optional. dead Rising incorporates a leveling system that allows Frank to learn new offensive attacks, increase his health meter, throw weapons further, increased damage, carry more items, or improve his speed; one new skill, ability, or improved stat is awarded randomly at each increase in level. To level Frank up he has to earn "Prestige Points" (PP), which is done by helping survivors, taking pictures, and killing zombies, among other things. A unique aspect to Dead Rising is that should the player start a new game, all experience progression made in previous games can be carried over to the new game. Certain foods and utensils can be combined to create more potent items, increasing the depth and strategic elements of the game. There are over 250 items that a player can use to attack zombies. Electronic Gaming Monthly reported that there can be up to 800 zombies on the screen at once. During the day the zombies are more sluggish, but at night they become more active, gain red glowing eyes and increase in numbers. One popular aspect of the game is the fact that there are little constraints to the player's progress. The storyline may simply be ignored, leaving the player free to just spend the whole three days in the mall sampling food or trying on clothes if they so desired; some Achievements reward this method of play. Also, the player may choose to ignore the plot completely and gain more PP to level up and use in a later game. dead Rising features three modes of play:
* 72 Hour: Frank has three days to solve the mystery of the zombie outbreak. This is the main mode of play.
* Overtime Mode: An extra day that wraps up the events of 72 Hour mode. Unlocked by getting the best resolution, the 'A' ending in 72 hour mode.
* Infinity Mode: A sandbox mode where Frank must last as long as he can. The biggest difference is that Frank can now die of hunger. The health bar drops once every 100 seconds to represent this. Other differences are that food is limited and the transceiver, save, and some watch functions are disabled. Everyone, including survivors, are now enemies (which drop character-related supplies upon their deaths) and they all fight each other for the food they hold in order to survive. The game continues until Frank's inevitable demise and is unlocked by finishing Overtime Mode. There are a total of 50 Xbox Live Achievements available for dead Rising, based on killing zombies, rescuing survivors, completing side missions, taking photographs, using weapons, trying on clothing, and achieving various endings to the game.
- Dead Rising (デッドライジング Deddo Raijingu?) is a survival horror video game series by Capcom set in an open world environment. The series contains several references to the Mega Man franchise.
- As Frank West, the player attempts to uncover the truth behind the zombie epidemic by completing "case files" that reveal the central game plot as the game progresses. "Case files" are unlocked either by completing specific tasks or by being "in the right place at the right time" in order to observe a cutscene which serves as the story's exposition. Frank also carries a camera. By taking pictures of different situations in gameplay the player can earn "Prestige Points", a form of experience points that allows the character to increase Frank's combat abilities. Pictures are automatically evaluated and assigned a genre: either erotica, horror, outtakes, drama, or brutality. The setting of Dead Rising, the fictional Willamette Parkview Mall, is modeled after a stereotypical American mall with multiple floors and several themed sections. The mall includes a roller coaster, supermarket, a movie theater, a park, and an underground tunnel system. There are six main sections to the mall, each with a variety of shops. There are over 80 stores in the game, each filled with usable objects which can be used to improve Frank's health or as weapons.
- thumb Dead Rising es un videojuego de acción-aventura y survival horror desarrollado por Capcom y producido por Keiji Inafune. La historia de Dead Rising se centra en Frank West, un fotoperiodista quien termina atrapado en un centro comercial en la ficticia ciudad de Willamette, Colorado, que está infestada de zombies. Frank debe defenderse él mismo de los ataques de los zombies, rescatar sobrevivientes, pelear contra psicópatas enloquecidos, y seguir vivo mientras trata de desenmascarar la verdad detrás del incidente.
- Dead Rising is a plot in Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance received from Augustus in Aleroth.
- For some reason the game has a leveling up system similar to an RPG, it is possible to level up in this game all the way to Level 50. There are also many, many weapons that can be used to take down hungry zombies and various psychos in the mall. The game later had a remake known as Chop Until The Various Wounds Scattered On The Body Deal Enough Damage That The Zombie Has Had Enough And Goes For A Lie Down The game also had a sequel which is know as Dead Rising 2, which is about a man named Chuck Greene, who even know he only has 3 days to prove himself innocent from the military, provide his daughter with the medicine she needs, and kill a shit load of zombies, still has time to do things such as watch movies, go down water slides, and ride electric bulls.
- Frank West, a freelance photojournalist (He's covered wars, you know!), follows a tip of unknown origin into the small town of Willamette, CO. A military lockdown of the town is hiding a Zombie Apocalypse from the media, and Frank is hellbent on getting the story. Via helicopter, he bypasses the barricades and enters the Willamette Mall in hopes of finding the secret behind the happenings... So begins Dead Rising, Capcom's hit free-roamer for the 360. Armed with just about anything you can find (and in a shopping mall, that's plenty), your goal is to survive for three days while getting the story. Arguably the game's defining feature is the sheer number of zombies that can be on screen at once, greatly adding to the effect of a mall literally overrun with the living dead. While the game is short (Six hours, real time, not counting cutscenes or pauses), it's a haven for fans of One Hundred Percent Completion challenges (unless you want to get 100% in one playthrough), as different achievements require wildly out-of-the-way trips and are of varying difficulty. It's somewhat difficult and has a rather strange way of rewarding the player up leveling. While the game is a major success in the Western world, it sold poorly in Japan, largely due to its rating meaning no mass retail availability (Chop Till You Drop sold half as well, which was actually better than some thought) as well as the 360s lesser overall sales in Japan. Despite that, Capcom created a sequel set in Las Vegas Fortune City, starring new character Chuck Greene, and releasing across the 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. A third game is currently in the works. See Dead Rising 2 for the chainsawed-and-duct-taped sequel. See also Dead Rising Chop Till You Drop, a Pragmatic Adaptation for the Wii. And speaking of Dead Rising and the Wii, Frank made his fighting game debut in Tatsunokovs Capcom: Ultimate All Stars. And speaking of fighting games, Frank makes an appearance in Marvel vs. Capcom 3's Updated Rerelease, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Shout Outs can be found here.
- It is a series of survival horror beat 'em up video games set in an open world created by Keiji Inafune. It was originally developed by Capcom until Blue Castle Games (now known as Capcom Vancouver) took over developing the franchise. The first game in the Dead Rising series. The game centers on Frank West, a photojournalist who ends up trapped in a shopping mall in the fictional town of Willamette, Colorado, that is infested with zombies. The second game in the Dead Rising series. Set in the fictional casino town of Fortune City, Nevada, five years after the events of Dead Rising, the game follows former motocross champion Chuck Greene trying to keep his infected daughter alive. It has two DLC, one is a prequel and the other one is a sequel. The third game in the Dead Rising series. Set ten years after Dead Rising 2, the story follows a young mechanic named Nick Ramos and his attempt to survive a massive zombie outbreak in the fictional city of Los Perdidos, California.
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