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Dead Rising 2
Capcom just announced that it will be releasing a downloadable epilogue to its upcoming Dead Rising 2 that adds a familiar face. Frank West, the photojournalist hero from the first game, will be teaming up with Dead Rising 2's Chuck Greene to clear Greene's name from a zombie-outbreak conspiracy.
Aside from a long shot of the pair staring down what appears to be a military installation, there's not much footage from Case West. That's not to say that it's not worth checking out. We're almost done playing through Dead Rising 2 for review, and while we're sworn to secrecy on much of what we've seen, we will tell you this: Pay close attention to the trailer below if you want to know more about Dead Rising 2's story. There are a few shots of events that don't happen until later in the game, including quick glimpses of a peculiar-looking zombie type and some kind of bizarre hive-shaped device. Interesting, no?
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