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The Duality Of Dead Rising 3
Capcom knows that the unveiling of Dead Rising 3 at E3 2013 had some fans worried that the wacky spirit of the series was left behind for a more gritty take on zombie survival. The team's hands-on demo at Gamescom 2013 let players explore the gigantic new environment while wearing a shark costume, a suit of armor, or while cruising around in a flamethrower-motorcycle/plow wearing a bull mask. They don't want fans to worry: the insanity is in full bloom. We spoke with the game's producer Mike Jones at Gamescom about the game's Nightmare difficulty mode and their comedic take on the open-world formula.
Watch the video below to learn more about Dead Rising 3 and see the Xbox One launch title in action.
You can watch more footage of Dead Rising 3 by checking out the latest trailer here.
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