[QUOTE="Rekunta"]Hopefully it'll be better than the first.jazuzu13
I beat Dead Rising, but my controller was broken after it LOL. Dead Rising was challenging and not enough save points lOL Rekunta I can understand why your saying "hopefully it will be better than first one" lol The first one was great and I had a fun time beating the game but some of them missions made me bang the controller LOL. Dead rising has to be one of my favorite games of all time. its the only game to make me stand up off of my couch. I wish dead rising would come to PS3 because i would love to buy it again. I dont have a 360 anymore and dont plan on getting one again for a third time. personal problems though nothing against 360 fans. I would love to buy the second one, hopefully it comes to PS3 too.
PS i loved the clown with the chainsaws :) great stuff. and the boss at the end on the tank was annoying lol. I would love to see how the sequel would start off. maybe the main character can save the girl and get in the tank and start running over zombies lOL
Cool man. I don't think it's a bad game necessarily, it's just not for me. I wrote a review of it if you want and in-depth explanation as to why I didn't find it enjoyable after a while. Here it is:
When I first played this game, I have to admit I was enjoying it quite a bit. However after struggling through and having finally finished it, my overall impression has gone downhill very fast.
The main issue I have with Rising is the constant feeling like it was a chore to play. I felt like I was going through the motions towards an end that I had already seen many times before. Here's my main issue with this game:
-The zombies. At first, it was very cool to be completely surrounded by a massive amount of enemies. But after a while, all they became was an obstacle to be dealt with in the exact same manner everytime to get to the greater objective, which a majority of the time ended up being utterly frustrating escort missions. The zombies all became "filler", put there as nothing more than an obstacle to overcome over and over and over again. They were not different in any way and for the most part did not have any unique qualities that made the confrontations varied and enjoyable. I constantly ended up wishing that I had a bunch of napalm to drop in every part of the mall that I entered just to get rid of the impediment that they quickly became. I also found that with such a variance of weapons, they ultimately had the same effect.....they didn't allow for different enough strategies for the player to use. I ended up staying with the mini dual chainsaws the entire game because they accomplished the quickest what I was required to do to progress through the game.....namely chop my way through it. Not fun.
This negative aspect overshadows everything else in the game that is otherwise well done. The graphics are crisp and clean, story well developed, characters that were interesting and varied boss fights, and a ton of cool and varied weapons and extras available during and after completion.
It's just too bad that what was supposed to be the main draw of the game quickly became the very thing that brings it down. It was an exercise in tedium and ultimately made the experience not at all horrible, but not that great either.
There are better zombie games out there. I wouldn't recommend this one at all.
I've met only a few people that've agreed with me, so yea. I'm glad you enjoyed it though, there were definitely many cool parts.
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