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BID0 wrote:

Saint of Killers wrote:

BID0 wrote:I'm struggling to think of any 3rd Party games or DLC packs that have remained Exclusive as originally advertised by Microsoft. That was my point.

Not being a dick but how many of those games did MS publish?

I can only think of a couple. Alan Wake, Lost Planet and Mass Effect of the 3rd party exclusive games. Wasn't one of the Viva Pinata's ported by a 3rd party to the DS? Or did I imagine that? I'm not sure on that one.

Dead Rising 1 never made it to another system so I guess it's entirely possible this is actually exclusive exclusive.

Brerlappins little hat wrote:

Falsey wrote:Dead Rising 3 designed to attract the CoD market: http://www.destructoid.com/dead-rising- ... 6136.phtml

Those of you idiots saying its changing for the better, part of the problem and you should end yourselves. A genuinely unique standalone product changed into an utter failure of a mimicry. Pitiful.

Makes sense in a way i guess. If its a bone exclusive, may as well dudebro it to strawberry float cause itll only be bought by retards anyway.
Decision to get a PS4 just keeps getting easier and easier.

Mintoisgod wrote:Thing is? Once you say you want the CoD market, you're strawberry floated. The people who buy CoD, buy CoD and that's it. They don't want to play DR 3 CoD edition, they'll just keep playing CoD.

HSH28 wrote:

Mintoisgod wrote:Thing is? Once you say you want the CoD market, you're strawberry floated. The people who buy CoD, buy CoD and that's it. They don't want to play DR 3 CoD edition, they'll just keep playing CoD.

I think its more designed to appeal to the Walking Dead crowd, or at least the crossover in the mass market, people who play CoD and Fifa and watch zombie TV shows and films.

Rik wrote:



It wasn't really Dead Rising at all, all the good bits were stripped out.

Sense the Danger

With the all-new Kinect, the zombie horde can hear beyond the screen and respond to noises inside your living room.

Dead Rising 3's optional use of the Xbox One's mandatory Kinect gifts its zombies with a level of situational awareness you may not want them to have, truth be told. "They can hear," a Capcom representative told us during a demonstration at E3. "If you want to call a zombie or distract [a zombie], you just yell at your Kinect and they'll respond to you."

Sounds useful in a stealth situation, but what if you're not as good at staying quiet as you'd like, or your roommate comes home at a tense moment, taking the frustration of his lousy day out on your front door? Are the zombies listening that closely?

"That's part of the joke," executive producer Josh Bridge said. We asked whether the zombies would respond to specific words or just sounds in general, and while exact details regarding the mechanic won't be revealed until further into production, "for the most part, zombies don't understand English." Bridge added that the microphone sensitivity will be tuned to a "threshold that makes sense," so that attracting zombies will, by and large, feel like an intentional decision. Of course, the functionality can be disabled entirely.

Saint of Killers wrote:I haven't played it either but only because I really dislike the weapon creation system. Which they've seen fit to include in this new one (albeit slightly altered) instead choosing to get rid of the colourful, stylised fun art style. Go figure.

Fade wrote:Oh wow the game can hear microphone inputs? Truly revolutionary technology.

Saint of Killers wrote:There was nothing wrong with one of DR2's main new features! You didn't even have to use it!



But seriously, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I just found it limited (a lot of the time when I went to create a weapon I found no such combo weapon existed) and the whole combo cards things was just so unnecessary. Add to that the fact the more I played it the more I missed Frank West.