Phenotrans is a multimillion-dollar pharmaceutical company. It creates and distributes Zombrex, a medicine which can, if taken daily, prevent an infected person from turning into a zombie. The company serves as the main antagonist of the series. There are also organizations like C.U.R.E. (Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality) which fights for the rights of the zombies.
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All games feature multiple endings, completing all the missions in the main story is the only way to get the true ending. Since the second game, all games except for Dead Rising 4 feature two player co-op online multiplayer in the story mode, with the fourth main game only including a competitive multiplayer mode.
The second game in the Dead Rising series. Set in the fictional casino town of Fortune City, Nevada, five years after the events of Dead Rising, the game follows former motocross champion Chuck Greene trying to clear his name after being framed for starting the outbreak in Fortune City, while simultaneously trying to keep his daughter alive with a drug that lags the zombification process. The "72-hour" system returns. The major gameplay improvement over its predecessor is the Combo Weapons system, allowing Chuck to combine certain items by using crafting tables. In addition survivors AI was also improved. The Main story can be played in 2 player online co-op, with the second player controlling a second Chuck. Players can earn money by playing the online multiplayer mode "Terror is Reality".
The fourth game in the Dead Rising series. Set one year after Dead Rising 3, the game features an older Frank West, returning to Willamette, Colorado during the Christmas season,[36] where the newly constructed "Willamette Memorial Megaplex" has fallen under another zombie outbreak. "Combo Weapons" and "Combo Vehicles" return, and camera mechanics from "Dead Rising 2: Off the Record" also return improved. The game introduces an exo-suit. Unlike previous games, the 72-hour timer system has been dropped, to encourage exploration. The main story does not support online cooperative multiplayer, making it a single player experience like in the original game. To address player complaints of the game being too easy, a month after its release Capcom released an update which added the much requested Hard and Ultra-Hard difficulties, in which the items break more easily and the food restores less health, bringing the difficulty closer to that of the previous games, five new Street Fighter themed costumes were also included within the update.[37][38] A further update was released on December 5, upgrading the game with a new game mode called Capcom Heroes, the new mode allows Frank to don 17 new outfits based on Capcom's video game franchises, each with their own moveset.[39][40][41]
Frank West is a playable character in the fighting games Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. with his special moves revolving around the use of zombies and the makeshift weapons from Dead Rising.[57] He has special dialogue with Nova, the Hulk, and Spider-Man, the latter of which he tries to compete with as a rival photographer.[58] Frank also appears as one of the characters at player's disposal in the tactical role-playing game Project X Zone, where he is paired with Hsien-Ko from the Darkstalkers series.[59] Frank West also appears as a multiplayer character in Capcom's Lost Planet: Extreme Condition,[60] and in the sequel, Lost Planet 2.[61]
The way it works is there will be one host and up to three others who can be invited. Progress is shared between players, but it only applies to actions while in a player's world. So, for example, if you start a fresh character and join a player to kill an end-game boss, only that boss will be dead in your world. You will not inherit all of the other player's progress they had before you joined.
Since the multiplayer is completely separate from the single-player story campaign, players will have unlocked different skills across the two modes. Thankfully, your skills will be persistent across your co-op characters.
Players will also enjoy ambitious new features including new zombie classes, EXO Suits, and 4-player co-op multiplayer. With intense action and an unmatched level of weapon and character customization, Dead Rising 4 delivers a heart-pounding experience as players explore, scavenge and fight to survive in an epic open world sandbox. Available this holiday on Xbox One and Windows 10.
While Kinect has been an afterthought lately, there once was a time when it was quite popular, and considered one of the hottest video game hardware items on the market. A number of developers attempted to cash-in on the Kinect craze, adding support for the device to their games, with box art often claiming that these titles were made "better" with Kinect. Many fans have likely forgotten that some rather big name games have released with Kinect support, and to recognize the device's demise, we have decided to list seven surprising titles that had Kinect functionality.
Like the majority of Xbox One's launch titles, Dead Rising 3 featured support for Kinect 2.0. In the game, Kinect was sometimes used for motion controls, with players able to shake their controller to complete certain actions like knocking zombies off of protagonist Nick Ramos. Voice commands were utilized to lure zombies away from certain areas, though loud noises could also attract the undead creatures to Nick's location, so players had to take extra precautions if their device was plugged in when playing Dead Rising 3.
It's clear by the games on this list that Kinect owners had quite the variety of genres to choose from when it came to "enhancing" their experience with Microsoft's motion control device. And while Kinect was initially white hot, the device simply didn't have the same longevity as other motion control peripherals, and so it's not surprising that Microsoft has decided to discontinue its production. Perhaps future Xbox consoles will revive the Kinect, but we wouldn't count on it. In the meantime, any Kinect owners on Xbox 360 and Xbox One can still use the device to play the games listed here, as well as other titles that have been released over the years.
Back 4 Blood is a thrilling cooperative first-person shooter from the creators of the critically acclaimed Left 4 Dead franchise. Experience the intense 4 player co-op narrative campaign, competitive multiplayer as human or Ridden, and frenetic gameplay that keeps you in the action.
This is a multiplayer cooperative open world construction survival sandbox game, where you and your friends must find supplies and build shelters in this world. You have to keep an eye on your character's needs state at all times, a bad state is likely to lead to death.
Top down, action packed, multiplayer, zombie shooter. Build your base with friends and see how long you can survive the endless horde of zombies. Level up with friends, or alone, how you die is up to you.
Red Dead Redemption multiplayer does not have a traditional "game lobby"; instead, it starts out in Free Roam mode, with the entire map open for exploration, along with Hunting areas (with the Legends and Killers DLC) and gang hideouts, of which players can take advantage. From there, players can establish player parties with other players (called posses), or choose to participate in various game modes, via the in-game menu (opened with the select or back button) or various entry points around the game world. There are various Multiplayer Glitches that affect gameplay.
Free Roam is the entry point into multiplayer where you are free to go nearly anywhere in the world with up to 15 other players. This is also where you can pick your unique character, mount, and title in the Outfitter. Players are also able to band together and form posses of up to 8 players. In these posses, you can take on other posses and have a gang fight.
During Free Roam, you can take part in gang hideouts, one of the quickest ways of ranking up in online multiplayer of Red Dead Redemption. Along with gang hideouts, there are hunting grounds scattered throughout the world that you can gain experience points from, and complete various challenges. You can press the SELECT/BACK button to open a menu, where you can join posses, invite friends, or switch game-type. There are three modes of Free Roam: Normal, Hardcore, and Friendly. Players cannot kill other players in Friendly mode (other than with an ingenious way of stealing their mount on a cliff), but they can in Normal and Hardcore. In Hardcore mode, expert targeting is required.
If the player beats all six missions, they will unlock Advanced Cooperative Mode. This mode is fixed to expert targeting, players take damage easier and bleed out faster. However, Advanced Cooperative Mode has the "No Holds Barred" loadout, which allows the player to use all the weapons they have unlocked by levelling up throughout multiplayer.
Gang Hideouts are the fastest method of gaining experience while in Free Roam. The faster the player completes a hideout, the more XP is gained. Other factors also go into the player's XP gain. Gang hideouts can be completed alone or with a posse. The most common gang hideouts that are played in multiplayer are Solomon's Folly and Twin Rocks. These two are regarded as the fastest and easiest hideouts to complete, resulting in a fast XP gain. After the patch released on June 12th, however, XP awarded for gang hideouts has been decreased.
(There used to be a method to get the amount of XP you used to get before the patch. You would clear your Xbox 360's cache, which deletes all patches, and use system link to gang hideout farm. For PS3, you would just go into "Game Data Utility" delete the patch, start up the game, decline the update, and play multiplayer using LAN. However, this no longer works, as Rockstar made it so that if you delete the patch, it will automatically delete your multiplayer data as well, resulting in you returning to level 1.) 2ff7e9595c
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