Como idea esta muy interesante, pero nose si sea el pasar de los años, la inteligencia de los NPC es realmente horrible, muy desastroza, ir de un lado A a un lado B, y que realmente te sigan es muy frustrante y eso hablando de un npc, si queres salvar a mas, buena suerte.
Los Jefes, absurdos, hasta parece que tienen un aimbot, no fallan nada
Las armas, realmente solo valen la pena 2 o 3, mas alla de eso, no hacen nada de daño
La historia, esta buena, pero, jugaar con el tiempo hace que te pierdas de muchas cosas

Esse jogo é um guilty pleasure meu, ele é realmente bem divertido e muito bom, só que tem várias coisas que tecnicamente seguram ele de uma nota muito alta (IA desse jogo é absolutamente TORTA e faz tudo errado, armas/itens não tem balanceamento bom e fazer 100% sem um guia é meio que impossível), mas, mesmo assim, gosto muito desse jogo.

É só um jogo tosco de zumbi, com uma história tosca e um gameplay tosco. Só que tudo fecha de uma maneira tão agradável que acaba sendo só um tempo bom. Pra mim vale as 5 estrelas, porém super entendo que muita gente não concorde com essa opinião!

I hate to be that guy. I feel like I'm alone in this. I have no idea how anybody loves this game. Sure I'm several years late but dude... I thought maybe it's nostalgia for people. It's just a zombie slapping good time, except it isn't...

The first zombie I killed I immediately noticed there was no follow-up. Couldn't hit them while they were on the ground. No head stomping nothing. Then I realized the zombie death counter. I had just randomly slapped a zombie to death. Does the main character Frank train with Mike Tyson or something? But seriously... I get that the charm of the game is running around and bashing zombies with TVs, toys, chairs and whatever the hell. But even that didn't feel particularly great. Maybe I played too many better zombie games to get it, but the combat wasn't there.

Then there's the guns. Yes there's guns in this game, and enemies that aren't zombies. I quickly realized that the shooting mechanics are terrible. You can't aim and shoot. You could argue that Frank is a photographer and isn't supposed to be good at shooting, fine.. but the guns have range to them. If you fire so far your bullet just disappears. You can argue that the developers didn't want guns to be overpowered, fine... But in the very first mission of the game you run into a guy with an SMG. I quickly found out that his gun not only stun locks my character (boy do I love that) but it does further range than my pistol. Screw this, I'm going to get right up on the guy and beat him with a bat!! Nope. He smacks me and Frank goes comically flying in the air as if he'd been hit by a bus. Alright.... Well I'll just get under him and get the angle. Did I mention he's a bullet sponge? Cause he's a bullet sponge.. no headshot for this guy. It doesn't matter because when I get under him he starts lobbing grenades.

As much as I hated all of this I kept going. I tried to save some people and ran into the worst AI I have ever seen. Well, maybe not ever.. but in a game that I thought was a guarantee good time for what I've heard over the years this AI is horrendous. I had to pick up chairs and move them so my followers would quit running into them. SEVERAL TIMES. They never take the obvious route. Ever. I'm spamming follow me hoping it'll make a difference and that they'll stay right behind me but they always drift off into danger. I thought the side quest would be the best part of the game. Besides smacking zombies around of course. But they're all horrible. Did I mention there's a Time limit? Yeah there's a time limit... If you can manage to get these idiots to follow you you'll probably find out that you're locked out of backtracking several ways in the mall, now you have to turn around and go back down the same corridor. There's so much more shit...

I just... I hated it. I hated every bit of it. Maybe I'm going too hard on it, but I don't think so. I know people like it, but I just don't get it.

It's weird how I got into this game. Remembering how much people use the mall music in their video essays or commentary videos. I recently played it on the pc, but my first play through was on the 360.

And this game is hard at first, but is so rewarding if you learn it imo. Each play through gets better and better. Sure, it's got some flaws (for me, it's in mission design some of the missions with AI partners, they play so clunky. Not talking about survivors btw)But for me, the game is pretty balanced.

"WHAT?!" I hear you saying. "ONE STAR FOR THE MASTERPIECE THAT IS DEAD RISING 1?! HOW DARE YOU!!" And yeah, I don't like rating it that either. But the thing is I'm on PS4 and that version seems to be HORRIBLY optimized! So this isn't so much a 1 star review of Dead Rising, but rather its PS4 port

Dead Rising is a notoriously stringent game series, and under normal circumstances that would be fine. The problem is this version has crashed for me no less than 4 times. My PS4 games have crashed a few times, but it's a rare occurrence and all the crashes happened to me here within the first few hours of gameplay, meaning I haven't even beaten the first story quest! I got to Carlos, beat him, and then crashed. I got to Carlos again, beat him again, saved right after, found the scientist hiding in the store and crashed. This repeated another 2 times before I finally gave up

Back in the day, when I was poor, had no xbox and youtube was new, I did go through all of Dead Rising's story. I think it's a fine story with most of my gripes being things I don't like about zombie stories in general (i.e. I hate it when all my friends die!) But it's still a neat story, the bosses being the obvious standout of character design, and the gameplay is of course fun as all heck.

This is not a review: it is a warning. PLEASE do not buy this game on PS4, because this port port sucks so much. It's such a shame, because I would love to enjoy this game more than I currently can. Bleh

There's a world, not far from our own, where this was titled "Resident Evil: Dead Rising".

Dead Rising does to survival with the 360 as Resident Evil did to the PS1 in so many ways.

I did not expect to enjoy this nearly as much as I did. Incredible videogame

I respect this game first and foremost for not babying you -- it drops you (literally) into zombie shopping mall hell and says, "figure it out." All of the mechanics I uncovered in the hours I played were quite cool -- holding books to increase stats; levelling up with survivor rescues and photography; unlockable special moves; the way game-time is woven into progression; etc... And the actual meat of the gameplay -- the dispatching of countless undead through comically varied means, including lawnmowers and umbrellas and mannequins and whatever else you can find -- is awesome. You can tell it's fine-tuned to feel exceptionally hefty. Every swing of a baseball bat, or pole, or dismembered hand feels consequential and releases sweet, sweet brain chemicals.

Where the game falters is fairly obvious. The "boss battles" (for example, the second encounter with Carlito) are embarrasments of design. Much of the world traversal feels too slow for a game that relies so heavily on it. Many of the coolest weapons are made far too difficult to uncover in the early game -- a needless roping off of fun. Finally, as many, many others have mentioned, the entire thing is a rickety tower of escort missions with the stupidest AI imaginable.

But, you know, at the end of the day I think there's still plenty of fun to be had here. There's a ton of genuinely great ideas to mull over, there's that miniature-open-world gamefeel that I personally love, and then of course there's Frank West -- a surprisingly delightful protagonist.

Recommended in spite of its flaws.

after a while of playing this game on and off for fun i decided to sit down and complete it, and i'm really fucking glad i did. unless you count resident evil 4's enemies as zombies, dead rising 1 is undoubtedly my favorite zombie game. though if i'm putting objective quality aside - i might like dead rising more than resident evil 4 anyway.

this will not be a game for everyone, you need to be pretty patient unless you just dont plan on saving survivors. i hesitate to give it 5 stars even though i enjoyed it enough for it to be a 5. putting it on the level of other games i've ranked 5 stars seems wrong. objectively, there are several problems with this game. it's got that old corny capcom dialogue, the controls are a bit of a mess (especially aiming), the survivor ai is horrendous, enemies can often catch you in a stunlock, some weapons are useless and others can kill any boss in the game in 3 hits.. i could go on about these flaws, but weirdly, all of them are things i kind of enjoyed a lot about the game? it's weird, but it's part of its charm. the level of difficulty constantly teeters right on that line of frustrating and challenging, where it feels AMAZING to succeed, and failing just makes me want to press on even harder.

i can only imagine this game was born from some conversation about where the best place to be during an apocalypse would be, and someone arguing for a mall. nearly everything you see in this game can be used as a weapon or a heal or something else, and it's so much fun to just grab the nearest object and just swing through a horde. i don't know what capcom employee threw in more weird ass ideas like having to kill random cartoony psychopaths or rescue old women from toy stores, or having the protagonist be a photojournalist and making photography an important gameplay mechanic for some reason? it's so stupid, but somehow, works so fucking well

anyways, this game is fantastic, but if you're impatient or just aren't really down for some kinda dated mechanics, you might not see what the hype is about with dead rising

Estimada Jessie

Sí, sí, y tan estimada

Voy a sucar mis huevos como si fuesen bolsas de té en tus ojos

White man has been here? How can you tell? shows white people going loco oh wow they really amped up the drama hihihi, ok can you just follow me sir. I don't bite but they do. With one of the most bankruptely creative name in the industry yet, Dead Rising offers a painfully accurate american outbreak with all its quirks. It doesn't even feel that junk in retrospect... Oh i'm soooo lying that AI came out the wazzoo. Does it make some situations more memorable? Also yes, that's one of our realities. Holding hands has reached astronomical tediousness levels.

It's an interesting branch of roguelites. We could even call it a management sim the way you're gonna rewind that clock over and over in an attempt to maximize your PP, hard pause on that one but I done forgor what the letters stood for, I'll go ahead and make this up it means "Cock n' Ball Torture" there, no one's batting an eye because one knows what this game's really about. I'm getting that PP up when some woman zombie is munching on my private parts or when I'm taking a photo of a woman zombie munching on someone's private parts. A serious main story and the silliness we're subjected to outside of it is exactly the Yakuza brand, it's something the japanese really know how to do. They be knowin their silliness frfr.

I'm not even gonna discuss that main story, it's serviceable and survivors ratio + cope seethe. I don't know if survivors really is a good way to put it, they aren't surviving shit until the West comes along. And here I am changing into sneakers wearing a dress that would turn me into the belle of the bal, I'm built different they cannot mimic a fraction of my power. I can eat bullets no problem, chainsaws are a different issue but it's because West is wooden hard baby

I have a lot of fond memories playing this on the 360. It was so crazy seeing all these zombies on screen and attacking you all at once.

On to the actual game. It's a fun third person action game. The two main gimmicks are a timer system and the fact "everything" is a weapon. As for the timer system that means every second of gameplay counts towards an end of the game. Different missions\ Events only happen at certain times, and the main missions are even on a timer. I've always enjoyed the timer since it adds such an oppressive feeling to everything. There's always some feeling that maybe you time is better spent on something else. It always amazes me how much people complain about the timer system when it adds so much to the game. Which really sucks since by DR4 they got rid of it. The other gimmick is having everything as a weapon. Literally anything you can really think of that would be in a mall you can probably use as a weapon. Are they all great? No but it's fun and adds variety.

The main location being a mall is great since it adds more reason for why there's a variety of random shit to use. I'm pretty sure the biggest reason they went for a mall setting besides that was due to Dawn of the Dead. I mean the game claims any likeness to other works is coincidence (A very rare type of warning to get). But there's no way it wasn't part of the reason they went for the setting. It also didn't help that it came out just two years after the Dawn of the Dead remake . Still it's a cool setting and honestly not like there's a lot of games that use it.

As for the story you play as Frank West a journalist investigating what's going on in the town. You fly in and land on the mall. There you find survivors and start trying to figure out was going on. You then get like 3 days to investigate and try and help survivors around the mall. I thought the story was okay, it's not a deep story but it's interesting enough and the characters\voice actors add a lot to it.

The major negative thing I have against this game is the AI survivors. Around the mall your expected to find and rescue survivors by bringing them back to a safe house. Sounds simple but the AI is just terrible, you really have to baby them to get them around and they take damage real easily. It's pretty damn frustrating,

A interesting aspect about this game is that it does have a leveling up system. There's certain special moves you get at each level and general stat increase. The stat increases are pretty random but you get all of them by the max level. But the real interesting thing about this is that if you fail the main mission you can restart the game right away at the same level. So if you struggle the first time around you can level up enough to make the second time easier. Although I think you can beat at least the main story the first time around.

There's also certain challenges\achievements that when completed you get bonuses items in your next playthrough, so it's a rewarding NG+ experience. And there's also an infinite mode that's unlocked after beating the main story to see how long you can last where the main challenge is always having your health go down, and no saving. I remember the joke being that it was impossible to get the ~7 day survivor achievement since your xbox would overheat by that time (Not true).

Overall a great time, I'd highly recommend it. Especially since it's playable on most major consoles now except for switch.