Available cheaper digitally £15.99 each in PSN/XBL and can buy the trilogy for a discount also DR2: Off the Record is not available physically in NA aswell these are NA imports.
Details:
""Dead Rising
Dead Rising 2
Dead Rising 2: Off the Record
Each sold separately for €19.99/£15.99
Dead Rising Triple Pack
Digital bundle for €49.99/£39.99 that includes all three games (Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record)
Launching digitally on 13th September, expect classic zombie sandbox gameplay and upgraded graphics presented in 1080p and targeting 60 frames per second including all DLC.""
Might be worth it as a double pack... And if they added an auto save. Might be a bit rich for me.
eloo to McTabish
9 Sep 16#2
Well it seems like a good remaster and also they now include multiple save slots as confirmed by Capcom and includes these
"All three titles will return to take advantage of the current gen hardware systems, bringing the hilarious horror up to a gory-ous 1080p at 60 fps. Each new version of the game will also include all of the additional previously released DLC costumes."
decepticon_shadow
9 Sep 16#3
Will this get a official UK disc release anyone think?
eloo to decepticon_shadow
9 Sep 16#4
No Capcom confirmed it will remain digital only in EU for all 3 Dead Rising Remasters, same like before with Resident Evil 4,5,6.
Shame they lost #3 to microsoft exclusivity; always wanted to play it as enjoyed the first two games.
Spasho to clarky666
10 Sep 16#9
DR3 is on Steam. Thank god they're moving away from that horrendous Windows Store.
Spasho
10 Sep 16#8
Is the save feature fixed on DR1 on this new edition? By that I mean, it auto-saves or saves the exact state?
eloo to Spasho
10 Sep 16#14
From what i read for DR1 no auto save etc you still have to visit those spots for saving, only improvment is there is now multiple save slots.
DR2 however from the start has better saving/checkpoint system than DR1.
reddragon105
10 Sep 16#10
NTSC? That's not a thing anymore - certainly not with these consoles. These games will be running at 1080p 60fps.
Mikey1610
10 Sep 16#11
Which is best, this or dead island?
Metal Gear Coffe to Mikey1610
10 Sep 16#12
Defiantly dead rising. Dead island was a slow and boring fps, everything in it has been done before. Dead rising is so much better. So much more to do and the action is at the right pace. I could go on all day long why dead rising is amazing compared to dead island.
copperspock to Mikey1610
10 Sep 16#13
Apples and oranges really.
UberPark
10 Sep 16#15
DR2 is the worst game I've ever played!
PLEYOR to UberPark
10 Sep 16#17
You clearly didn't play Superman 64 :smile:.
Spasho
10 Sep 16#16
Multiple save spots sure is an improvement but the amount of times I died and forgot to save just discouraged me from playing it.
ValueForMoney
10 Sep 16#18
Thought this was £18.99 as a collection.
That's a rip off for the individual titles.
bwatt99
11 Sep 16#19
So am i right here to get physical copies of these 2 games need to buy from usa otherwise its digital?
Im sure i have dead rising for 360 is this copy much better?
As i have 3 and 4 out soon be cool to pick up 1 and 2 also.
Are they worth buying?
PLEYOR to bwatt99
11 Sep 16#20
Tbh, I loved Dead Rising 1 & 2, thought they were awesome.
The save system on Dead Rising 1 is very old skool, they improved it slightly on Dead Rising 2 but not quite to the standard of Dead Rising 3. If I remember correctly, in DR1 you had to go back to the safe house to save. Game over meant game over (revert back to previous save). Dead Rising 2 was similar but had save points dotted about (usually changing rooms and toilets I think), game over meant you had to revert back to a previous save as well.
If I'm honest, I think new players might struggle to warm to this style of gameplay.
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Available cheaper digitally £15.99 each in PSN/XBL and can buy the trilogy for a discount also DR2: Off the Record is not available physically in NA aswell these are NA imports.
Details:
""Dead Rising
Dead Rising 2
Dead Rising 2: Off the Record
Each sold separately for €19.99/£15.99
Dead Rising Triple Pack
Digital bundle for €49.99/£39.99 that includes all three games (Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record)
Launching digitally on 13th September, expect classic zombie sandbox gameplay and upgraded graphics presented in 1080p and targeting 60 frames per second including all DLC.""
https://blog.eu.playstation.com/2016/08/09/dead-rising-1-2-and-off-the-record-are-coming-to-ps4-next-month/
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"All three titles will return to take advantage of the current gen hardware systems, bringing the hilarious horror up to a gory-ous 1080p at 60 fps. Each new version of the game will also include all of the additional previously released DLC costumes."
http://www.365games.co.uk/ps4-games/dead-rising-ps4-game--
DR2 however from the start has better saving/checkpoint system than DR1.
That's a rip off for the individual titles.
Im sure i have dead rising for 360 is this copy much better?
As i have 3 and 4 out soon be cool to pick up 1 and 2 also.
Are they worth buying?
The save system on Dead Rising 1 is very old skool, they improved it slightly on Dead Rising 2 but not quite to the standard of Dead Rising 3. If I remember correctly, in DR1 you had to go back to the safe house to save. Game over meant game over (revert back to previous save). Dead Rising 2 was similar but had save points dotted about (usually changing rooms and toilets I think), game over meant you had to revert back to a previous save as well.
If I'm honest, I think new players might struggle to warm to this style of gameplay.