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Dead Rising 3
Yesterday we shared with you news of Dead Rising 3's co-op features. Today, we're getting a look at some of the over-the-top weapons you can create.
Some of the weapons include the Ultimate Powershout, a concussive horn; the Ultimate Grim Reaper, a flaming katana scythe; and the Massive Bomb, a nuclear bomb that blows up zombies and disintegrates your clothing. All of these require multiple blueprints and steps to create.
The super-combo weapons can also be customized, including the Freedom Bear. As an example, it can be designed as it was in Dead Rising 2 (dual machine guns) or in one of seven other variants that include grenade launchers and a zombie-disorienting boom box.
You can see some of these in action in the screenshots below and read more about Dead Rising 3 from Gamescom in our current issue.
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