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Finally getting laughs like the good old days!
Zero Punctuation: Dead Rising 2
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Dead Rising 2 has improved in virtually every way from the first game. My only major complaint is that there is no Infinite Mode
I knew he would love this game as much as I do It's just a no nonsense awesome time wasting killing of zombies. Also somewhere there is a plot but WHO CARES!
It's just a no nonsense awesome time wasting killing of zombies. Also somewhere there is a plot but WHO CARES!
What I find funny about this is that you can get the ghost and ghouls armor in DR2. Chest is Rank s ending, beard is in the back of a store, boots are for 2 million, and the helmet is won in a game of good old fashioned strip poker. It reduces 50% damage after it you get all armor, and regenerates the armor health as well. Best part is when the armor breaks you are left in your white boxers with hearts on themVMerken said:
Dead Rising 2 was too easy. Once you get the knife gloves, the game might as well end right there, because it takes large chunks of health away from a boss with each hit, swipes really fast and decimates zombies with an above average AoE.
The Defiler attacked far too slowly for my liking, and the Paddle Saw (Chuck's signature weapon) wasn't nearly as good as it was cracked up to be.
The Defiler attacked far too slowly for my liking, and the Paddle Saw (Chuck's signature weapon) wasn't nearly as good as it was cracked up to be.
Great review per usual but not into zombie games since they are overdone in games, movies, tv or whatever so going to have to skip this one
I think people are used to playing through a game once... maybe twice if they can choose between good and evil paths. Structuring a game where you can not possibly do everything in a single playthrough is at odds with how 99.9999% of video games do things these days.UncleWesker said:
I still haven't gotten around to playing the first game, but I confess to finding the time limit strangely intimidating despite knowing that you can do whatever.
The concept spoke to my thoroughly. The escort questions and time limit... not so much...
I'm still debating whether or not it's worth my money, but I will definitely keep it on my radar.
I'm still debating whether or not it's worth my money, but I will definitely keep it on my radar.
The Dishwasher on XBLA pretty much sums this up but it also has federal agents and ninjas if ur ok with that tooAssassinJoe said:
