Quick Look: Super Ultra Dead Rising 3 Arcade Remix Hyper Edition EX Plus Alpha

it's because he's just Frank West in a Haggar costume. He's built like a normal guy because he is one.

Am I seeing things, or is the Tuxedo Nick super look like Bayonetta when he shoots? And just how he shoots in general with dual pistols?

I'm sure glad this game exists to remind me there will never be another Dino Crisis, Power Stone, or Onimusha game! Thanks friends at Capcom!

They do and no they have almost never been the same or worse. Installing games on the Xbox have always been slower.

Upgrading to SSD, HSSD or 7200 RPM HDD for PS4 most definitely improves the overall loading times even more over the Xbox One which doesn't have the option of upgrading to faster drive (that doesn't void the warranty)

And no, the upcoming Xbox One that adds the ability to use USB drives won't change that as USB 3.0 isn't even close to what SATA features performance-wise

Xbox One load times are just absymal. It's crazy.

@kmg90: This. USB 3.0 only improves it because the drive inside the One is 5200rpm. I don't even understand how that saved costs, as i'd expect the economy of scale to still make producing 7200s cheaper. Given its original design, I would have expected the One to excel over the PS4 in this area.

Xbox One needs the ability to swap out for new SATA drives, giving us the option to install our own laptop sized HDD, and even SSD should we choose to invest the money in it. It's one of the great features of PS3/4 - 500GB is most definitely not enough space should you opt to go 'all digital' with game sizes in the 30-50GB range.

I own both Xbox One and PS4, but don't have anything on both to really compare load times with. PS4 feels a bit faster on average. Both feel slow compared to my PC but only because i've got an SSD there.

I was initially turned off by the way too over-the-top presentation of this (maybe a little forced, even), but as I saw how much attention they'd put into the minor details of things, I think I've come around to liking it. It was clearly a labor of love, not just a cheap cash-in.

Those load times, though...

Also, I can't help but agree with Jeff about this possibly faring better as a standalone downloadable title as opposed to DLC, but I'm sure they're reusing a ton of assets that would inflate the filesize of such an endeavor to a wholly unreasonable amount.

I love Dead Rising as much as the next guy, but this looks like butt garbage.

No Black Tiger, no sale :)

Getting a big State Of Emergency vibe from this, which isn't entirely a good thing. I get that time limits are a throwback to coin-op times, but I find it tough to enjoy a game with strict ones. For a game that wants you to revel in the carnage, it seems out of place.