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Rumor: Dead Rising 4 Images Emerge, Possibly A Remake
It’s the week before E3, which means we’re seeing all sorts of new announcements and flashy trailers. It also means the leaks have started in earnest.
The latest comes from a site called ThisGenGaming, which purports to have images and a poster (above) of the rumored Dead Rising 4. According to the site, the game takes place in Willamette, Colorado (the site of the original game) and stars original protagonist Frank West.
This leaves questions swirling about whether we’ll be returning to Willamette later in the timeline or if Dead Rising 4 takes the best of Dead Rising 3 to update or remake the original game released in 2006.
We’ve reached out to Capcom for comment. We’ll update should we receive a response.
Update: Capcom has responded, letting us know that it does not comment on rumors or speculation.
[Source: ThisGenGaming via Kotaku]
Our Take
Take this with a grain of salt, especially since we can’t see the full poster. However, with so many rumors out there about Dead Rising 4, we’ve decided to share this.
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