Dead Rising makes sport of zombie-smashing
We're happy to see that the Wii Dead Rising game keeps an emphasis on a wide variety of useful and/or hilarious weapons, including saw blades, samurai swords, benches, and various firearms. All of the weapons have been given some kind of motion-based interaction: guns, for example, are reloaded by shaking. That sounds like some other Wii game that used the Resident Evil 4 engine! But which one?
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shadowchaoscontrol @ Aug 8th 2008 10:09AM
looking at those screens, it looks like everything is still a weapon, which is the real reason i'm buying this
John Rios @ Aug 8th 2008 11:03AM
ditto
Patius @ Aug 8th 2008 11:02AM
Resident Evil 4?
Umbrella Chronicles?
Sisyphus @ Aug 8th 2008 11:37AM
Despite the haters, this game still looks like a lot of fun for what it is: a zombie killfest in a mall. Motion controls aren't bad by default. It just depends on how it's used. Use of the term "waggle" is just a demonstration of your ignorance regarding the positive aspects of motion control. If you're not willing to learn the nuiances of control, then you're unworthy of innovations in gaming.
The Dom @ Aug 8th 2008 12:43PM
I'm still on the fence with this game. I'm a recenty 360 owner and Dead Rising is a game I want to purchase. Asside from waggle vs graphics/acheievements, the deciding factor for me would be price. Currently I can pick Dead Rising for 360 new for $29.99 and used for $17.99 (according to my local gamestop). If this comes out for $50 no way, but $29.99 like RE:4, I might consider it for wii instead.
Sisyphus @ Aug 8th 2008 1:49PM
So, $10 is your dividing line between extra content and extra background zombies?
redster68 @ Aug 8th 2008 1:32PM
Where are the rest of the zombies? I'll take a "wait and see" approach on this one.
Timerider @ Aug 8th 2008 7:20PM
The 360 version didn't have reloadable guns in the first place.