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‘Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster’ Coming Digitally to Consoles, PC September 19th [Trailer]

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After springing the surprise on fans last week with the announcement of the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, Capcom has dished out the details on the upcoming project during their Capcom Next event, including a September 19th release date! A physical version will follow in November.

Coming to PC via Steam, PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series, Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster not only gives the 2006 original a graphical upgrade, but also some Quality of Life improvements. For starters, you can now move while aiming, amongst other tweaks to how Frank controls. You also now have autosaving, rather than having to scramble to find a bathroom to save your game. There have also been tweaks made to the game’s UI (though no word on if you can skip Otis’ calls).

According to the game’s director, Ryosuke Murai, the team did their best to respect the direction of the original game. “If you’ve played the original, rest assured that it’s core remains unchanged in the Deluxe Remaster.”

Pre-orders are now available for Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster. If you order now, you’ll get a 2006 Frank West costume, a Chuck Greene from Dead Rising 2, and a Willamette Parkview Mall Bee costume. You can also spring fro the Digital Deluxe edition, which features 17 total costumes (including several Resident Evil-inspired costumes) and 17 additional background music tracks that you can play while inside of the shopping mall.


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Leaked Image of Next ‘Bioshock’ Game Appears Online

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It’s not much, but a leaked image from the fourth BioShock game has made its way online, courtesy of gaming website MP1ST. The screenshot in question (which you can see below via Imgur) is actually from a 2K Visual Effects Artist’s 2021 demo reel, with the image showing the UI and weapon.

Given that the image is from 2021, things are expectedly going to be changed once production ramps up, which looks to be happening pretty soon. The image also carries the code name “Parkside”, which is what was reported back in 2021 as the code name for this BioShock entry.

Obviously, not much can be gleaned from the screenshot, especially with this obviously being an early build. However, judging from the icons in the lower left, it’s safe to say that you’ll once again have your abilities, be they Plasmids or Vigor. That, and a trusty shotgun (so far) that has the ability to bounce its shots.

Obviously, neither 2K or Cloud Chamber have commented on the image.

Based on the long-standing rumours, this new BioShock entry is possibly going to be open world, with the setting a 1960s Antarctic city called Borealis. Again, things may change.

One of the big changes is the fact that Ken Levine, who was the mastermind behind the original game, will not be part of this new entry. Instead, Levine is now part of Ghost Story Games, which is currently working on their new BioShock-like game, Judas.

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