Capcom is underselling themselves by calling this a Deluxe Remaster. From a visual standpoint, it’s closer to a full-blown remake. The game has seen a significant visual upgrade thanks to Capcom’s ever-gorgeous RE Engine,

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster has dozens of survivors for you to rescue across Frank’s 72-hour stint in Willamette Parkview Mall. Appearing at certain times, these optional missions (called “Scoops” in-game) allow Frank to recruit one or more survivors to either fight alongside him or to bring back to the Security Room.

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster has a chance to introduce a classic to a new generation and be the latest in a long line of successful revivals in the

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Freelance photojournalist Frank West heads to the unsuspecting mountain town in pursuit of a scoop and lands himself in the middle of a zombie outbreak in Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster. He quickly discovers that zombies aren’t the only threat in Willamette Parkview Mall.

Capcom didn't reinvent the shopping cart with DRDR, but it reasonably upgrades a few key things that make an already great 2006 game well worth the revisit.