The end boss battle, Commander, I'm on about. I haven't faced the crazed scientist in the underground tunnels, but however psychopathically infuriating he may be, the end boss battle at least is still markedly better than any and all boss battles from the Dead Rising 2, imo! 
 
With how little damage he actually does, and with how quick his own health seems to drain, I'd almost think that he was intended for a much lower level duo of Chuck and Frank. Even without the ease the battle is made of, the boss himself actually has a pretty decent design with how he acts. His rush attacks are easy to catch on, there's the ability to have him accidently charge into one of those large chemical canisters aswell to stun him for some precious seconds of impact blasting against him.  I mean, he actually plays... like a boss battle from the 21st century! Maybe during the earlier years, but even still, I found him to be a much more tolerable bout and one that I may even consider... fun?? 
 
With the catchy Arabian remixed techno song (Celldweller most likely with every other licensed track to of come from the band, but I'm not sure) and with him using his dual impact hammers to bounce around all over, smashing shelves everywhere; this was chaos that I actually enjoyed witnessing amidst the battle. 
 
If Dead Rising 3 can learn from this un and improve all the more, we may just have a DR game where we won't compulsively avoid the psychopaths! We would embrace them, nurture them... then finish them off with an electric stun rod.

It's good that it plays better but I dont like the direction dead rising is heading in of it becoming easier (not having to escort survivors, being given much more time to do things, a larger focus on projectile weapons, not needing multiple playthroughs)

I'm actually FOR the new easier direction that Case West brought.  I'd be happy if they used this improved system in Dead Rising 3.
 
That boss battle was surprisingly not rage inducing and was actually fun.

" It's good that it plays better but I dont like the direction dead rising is heading in of it becoming easier (not having to escort survivors, being given much more time to do things, a larger focus on projectile weapons, not needing multiple playthroughs) "

" @Pie said:

" It's good that it plays better but I dont like the direction dead rising is heading in of it becoming easier (not having to escort survivors, being given much more time to do things, a larger focus on projectile weapons, not needing multiple playthroughs) "

I'm not gonna lie to you, my opinion on the matter is basically the exact opposite of yours. I just sort of rolled my eyes at everything Dead Rising 2, since they intentionally didn't fix the parts of the original I hated, but if they're actually moving in a different direction, maybe I'll actually check out DR3. Don't get me wrong, it's awesome that you like the games the way they are, it's just easier to say "reverse what that guy said" than to lay out my opinions one by one. "