Xbox One - Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition

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Xbox One - Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition

An open city full of zombies

Dead Rising 3 is the follow-up  of the previous parts and promises a completely open world full of bloodthirsty zombies. Exclusivity for the Xbox One next-gen console allows Capcom creators to dedicate their efforts to cutting-edge design. It is clearly a highly anticipated game and a great choice for one of the start-up titles of Microsoft's revolutionary gaming device.

Cooperation is the key

In the figure of Nick Ramos you will find a young car mechanic with a strange tattoo and a mysterious past. The escape route from Los Peridos, California, is lined with thousands of zombies. It is necessary to find the other survivors, to join in the fight against the unpleasant corpses and you will need luck to leave the city before the devastating military strike.

In Dead Rising 3 everything can be a weapon. You can create your own zombie destruction tools and combine them virtually unlimited whenever and wherever. A regular sparrow or table saw may not be enough to repel the enemy hordes, but combine them together to get a weapon that can do huge damage. And that's just one of hundreds of possible combinations of weapons. The game also places emphasis on vehicles that are vital for survival. But beware - zombies will try to hold on to cars, which will affect the physics of driving, and they will attack you during the course of the game!
This upgraded Game Of The Year Edition even includes all downloadable content.

Specifications

Genre

Genre Action

PEGI rating

Age limit 18 years
Game content descriptors Profanity, Fear, Violence, Online

Version

Platform Xbox - box
Edition Deluxe

Version

Platforms (compatible) Xbox One
Code:  MXO112
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Manufacturer information

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