- Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition

Dead Rising 3 is an amazing zombie game for the Xbox One.As the Apocalypse Edition of the Game states, all 4 DLC's are included inside of the case, which is an amazing deal off the bat.**NOTICE**You do not need to download the 13/GB Update Patch that was released, the content in the disk has the update installed already.**NOTICE***StoryDead Rising 3 still carries the charm from previous Dead Rising's, the iconic main character, the lady-friend who the protagonist has a crush on, the side characters whom personalities are unforgettable.*New mechanicsNew mechanics have been added, and are quickly used when going through the storyline, before the main mission ends, your character has almost a ton of a abilities to use, ranging from sprinting, to combining items on-the-go.*PsychopathsPsychos are an important element to the franchise, and they do not disappoint in this one. Psychopaths range from obese women stuffing their face with food, to a body-building woman with two "i's", these psychos are unforgettable for both the action, and the soundtrack during the fights.*Survivors and Leveling UpThe survivors in this one are a bit different, as they now count as "companions". These companions help you throughout your missions, but I have found them a tad bit hard to keep alive, since they dive in to a pile of zombies as if it were a pool. Leveling Up highly depends on the missions these survivors give out, and can be earned through other missions as well.*Final VerdictDead Rising 3 brings a bunch of gory fun violence for the whole family. If you are a fan of the original two, grab this one, you won't be disappointed.I give Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition a 9.5/10+ Amazing Storyline+ Great new game mechanics+ More Zombies!- Survivors AI not as great- Some actions may become repetitive

It's Dead Rising 3! The game looks great and the frame rate, while not 60, is very smooth with so much going on at once. The bosses/psychopaths are just as insane as always and very colorful, though the game itself has a somewhat more realistic approach. Done with the insane Frank West and replaced with Nick, a guy that simply wants to get out of the hell that his City has become. While that does affect the general, lighthearted humor the games are known for, don't worry, the game still has its moments, and it feels very fresh.The creative weaponry is still present and many of the boss weapon are /very/ fun to play and amusing to look at.I was worried about Capcom as of late, what with Lost Planet sinking into the abyss, DMC also going the same, strange route that only ends for the worst.. Though Dead Rising seems to be doing it right.Great job guys! I've been a fan of yours since the days of NES and while it has been a bumpy ride since the glory days, you still got it in there.

Ok I must say this is one of my favorite Zombie titles thus far! Besides the Resident Evils and "How To Survive Storm Warning Edition"! If you like games that implement "Crafting", Customization, Survival Horror, and the list goes on... then this title is where it's at! DR3 is a blast to play, been playing for hours/ days since I received it and can't put it down! Definitely one of the best games on Xbox one! Performance wise it runs like a champ! I'm so amazed how well this game performs with like a Thousand Zombies on screen at once coupled with action like Explosions, Gun fire plus multiple characters on screen at once! Which surprisingly equates to "Zero" Lag or Studders, Wow I wish all games ran this good! Graphics in my opinion are definitely Next Gen! The cut scene animation is no different then actual gameplay! It visually Pops on my 46" Flat! With Performance, Gameplay and Graphics to drool over I really can't wait for the next installment! But with all the included "Free" DLC I should be plenty occupied with this gem of a game till then!

Up to this point in the series, I'd say this is the best one in my opinion. It's more open world, but nothing on the scale of being massive or so big that you grow bored going from point A to B.

Game might be good.All the DLC comes as a download code which, being a used copy, was already used.This copy is just the vanilla version w/o any DLC if bought used.I paid $17 for this version when I could have bought the regular version for $8 and got the exact same content.A rip off that shouldn't be sold as the full game if it doesn't include all the content promised.

It's alright. Much like the other games in the series, it has crazy weapons, leveling system, rescuing survivors and a mystery to solve. But that's where the comparisons end. This game is tonally and visually much more dire. It ditches the madcap fun for the lat couple games for this dark walking dead type seriousness, which would be fine, but they tried to keep the silliness of the series with the characters and weapons and it just doesn't mix well at all. And it's much easier, which may be due to the much improved controls, or perhaps that the time limit isn't really a problem anymore. That said, the game is still fun to play when you're not doing missions. If you just want to load up and start murdering zombies with a dildo launcher, this game will scratch that itch. The psychos are fairly well designed as well, but unfortunately are few and far between. On top of that, the game looks like hell. Framerate issues, and some screen tearing, and pop in, and textures not loading up quick enough, particularly if you are zooming around the city in many of the fast vehicles.Gameplay is good, sound is alright, story is boring, and the game struggles technically. If it hadn't been a launch title, it probably would have been better. That said, it's still fun.