Yep, this one was epic. I knew Dead Rising was popular, the game has three freakin sequels. But there’s a bit more nuance that I didn’t originally give it credit for. Maybe if I find myself trying to relive the zombie game boom I’ll finally try this series for realsies. Also, thanks for having me on! It was fun finding an impression for Otis haha
Aww man this game gives me crazy nostalgia I played it when it first came out in 2006 and still remember being scared to explore the mall at night cause I was like 10.
Absolute masterpiece video brother. I’m 17 and I’ve always been a fan of this series and I got to play dead rising 2 and the demo when my brother introduced me to it, i was playing this game while I was in kindergarten, (yeah not a really wholesome child lol) but I absolutely loved the game despite being frustrated at some bosses I still beat it, I never had the privilege to play dead rising 1 I only heard good things about it, and when I finally got a ps4 I played dead rising start to finish in about 2 days with my brother who got me into it from the beginning and I absolutely loved it. I also finished dead rising 3 for the first time this year and I had alot of fun.
I've been playing this game since it came out but I never knew you could get PP for spinning the display rack like at 13:50. Thanks for the video and commentary :)
This is my absolute favorite game, bar none. The fact that people like yourself are still making content about it speaks to its staying power and the impact it made on the gaming world. Great video.
I also think it’s really cool how strong this games community still is. It absolutely deserves the recognition and praise it gets to this day. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant video. Another absolute banger. Your video pacing has improved so much. Even the little tangent jokes feel natural and don't distract at all. Definitely going to be rewatching this one down the line
Thank you! I’m also really glad to see it, it feels like I see videos praising the first game more and more often as time goes on. Ig that really says something about how impactful it was
After 40 hours, I've just got the best ending on this 1st opus, which marks my entry into this license. My best videogame experience of 2023. Like Dark Souls, it confronts you with seemingly insurmountable obstacles requiring learning and perseverance, but also letting go, curiosity and creativity. Its proposal is to let you loose in a restricted but highly interactive environment, for a duration of 3 days (6 real hours), with autonomous, time-limited events that you are free to disrupt. And a word of warning to completionists: you won't reach 100% in 6 hours. This is a rogue-lite where you can retry the story at a higher level, but above all explore places in 4D (temporally) at specific times. You'll have to go through several runs to test new approaches, optimize your time and discover new secrets, etc. All everyday objects, even the most mundane, can be used as weapons. There are just over 200 of them, more or less useful, effective or just plain fun. Searching for them and going back for them is a time-consuming investment in consumable resources, with a time limit. You'll often arrive late, let an NPC die or fail a mission. It's normal, at first, you're slow, fragile and unaware of the help around you. Keep going, and you'll be able to try again in a few hours, better prepared. If the main campaign is no longer available, you have more time to explore and appropriate the tools of your future success. The difficulty curve increases in real time, much faster than you level up, and you're going to die a lot. If your last manual save wasn't too long ago, try again to gather information (on a boss, on what's around you "at the time"), even if this invariably ends in failure. Finally, when you've had enough, start a new run. You'll be stronger and more knowledgeable, and you'll be able to explore other areas at other times. When I was stuck in the middle of the campaign, I took a long break to get my head cool and my knowledge fresh. I smashed 2 bosses without difficulty and obtained an ending within 2 hours and the other 6 endings within 8 hours of trying hard. For the 1st boss, when I started out, I had invested several hours in farming a few levels, but thanks to my present knowledge, I was able, at a low level (on a new file), to take him down in 30s and 15min of preparation. Zombies are obstacles that slow you down. And time isn't your enemy, it's a rival and an ally. The more you play, and learn to play, the more you'll be rewarded for expressing your creativity and having fun. This game is a challenge and a playground. The more you run, the more you'll enjoy running.
I’d didn’t beat it until I was like 13 lol I think as of this video I’ve only beaten it twice now, (in the sense of actually doing over time mode I mean) that final boss against Brock is NOT easy Lmao
My older bother tried to convince me to get a ps3 whne we were younger cause he already had a 360 and wanted to use a ps3, I got a 360 anyway just so I could play dead rising lol
The zombie craze of the 2010’s was such a time to be alive. Or dead
Bars
Great video 👍👍
Yep, this one was epic. I knew Dead Rising was popular, the game has three freakin sequels. But there’s a bit more nuance that I didn’t originally give it credit for. Maybe if I find myself trying to relive the zombie game boom I’ll finally try this series for realsies.
Also, thanks for having me on! It was fun finding an impression for Otis haha
It was great having you! I also couldn’t recommend these games more especially the first two. You can get them for really cheap these days
I hope y’all enjoy! Huge thanks to everyone who voiced the characters for this video!
Aww man this game gives me crazy nostalgia I played it when it first came out in 2006 and still remember being scared to explore the mall at night cause I was like 10.
I used to be scared of so much stuff in this game as a kid too but I would force myself to power through it cause I was so addicted to the game lol
48:28 that made me lol. Fits the psychos oddly well considering I just finished both games recently so it's still fresh in the head
Cant believe im only finding these vids now. The amount of times i laughed out loud 😅
Also the PP segment of the video is pure art!
Absolute masterpiece video brother.
I’m 17 and I’ve always been a fan of this series and I got to play dead rising 2 and the demo when my brother introduced me to it, i was playing this game while I was in kindergarten, (yeah not a really wholesome child lol) but I absolutely loved the game despite being frustrated at some bosses I still beat it, I never had the privilege to play dead rising 1 I only heard good things about it, and when I finally got a ps4 I played dead rising start to finish in about 2 days with my brother who got me into it from the beginning and I absolutely loved it. I also finished dead rising 3 for the first time this year and I had alot of fun.
I've been playing this game since it came out but I never knew you could get PP for spinning the display rack like at 13:50. Thanks for the video and commentary :)
No problem! Thanks for watching!
This is my absolute favorite game, bar none. The fact that people like yourself are still making content about it speaks to its staying power and the impact it made on the gaming world.
Great video.
I also think it’s really cool how strong this games community still is. It absolutely deserves the recognition and praise it gets to this day. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant video. Another absolute banger. Your video pacing has improved so much. Even the little tangent jokes feel natural and don't distract at all. Definitely going to be rewatching this one down the line
Thank you dude! That means a lot
Can't imagine the amount of work that went into this. Some solid jokes along the way kept me interested, well done. Subbed.
I still can’t get over how good this game is, I even enjoyed doing 7 day survivor
This is a damn good video essay. It deserves more views.
Im shocked you don’t have more views, this is an amazing video
Excellent job bro.. Respect from one gamer/reviewer/Retrospect ...,.. u kno what im sayin. Great job
That outro was amazing and perfect seriously
Thank you!
i am so glad this game has been getting so much love recently! great video king
Thank you! I’m also really glad to see it, it feels like I see videos praising the first game more and more often as time goes on. Ig that really says something about how impactful it was
Has to be one of my all time favorite games. I've actually been replying it on my 360
Same here dude it’s so damn fun despite its age. I also like revisiting the 360 version sometimes as it just has such a nostalgic feel for me
Honestly awesome video! Lots of effort and passion you earned my sub!
such a rad video!! I love how in depth your longer form content is!
Thank you! Wanted to cover as many bases as possible with this one, still accidentally skipped a few things tho lol
This is the best zombie game ever
After 40 hours, I've just got the best ending on this 1st opus, which marks my entry into this license. My best videogame experience of 2023. Like Dark Souls, it confronts you with seemingly insurmountable obstacles requiring learning and perseverance, but also letting go, curiosity and creativity.
Its proposal is to let you loose in a restricted but highly interactive environment, for a duration of 3 days (6 real hours), with autonomous, time-limited events that you are free to disrupt. And a word of warning to completionists: you won't reach 100% in 6 hours. This is a rogue-lite where you can retry the story at a higher level, but above all explore places in 4D (temporally) at specific times. You'll have to go through several runs to test new approaches, optimize your time and discover new secrets, etc.
All everyday objects, even the most mundane, can be used as weapons. There are just over 200 of them, more or less useful, effective or just plain fun. Searching for them and going back for them is a time-consuming investment in consumable resources, with a time limit.
You'll often arrive late, let an NPC die or fail a mission. It's normal, at first, you're slow, fragile and unaware of the help around you. Keep going, and you'll be able to try again in a few hours, better prepared. If the main campaign is no longer available, you have more time to explore and appropriate the tools of your future success. The difficulty curve increases in real time, much faster than you level up, and you're going to die a lot. If your last manual save wasn't too long ago, try again to gather information (on a boss, on what's around you "at the time"), even if this invariably ends in failure. Finally, when you've had enough, start a new run. You'll be stronger and more knowledgeable, and you'll be able to explore other areas at other times.
When I was stuck in the middle of the campaign, I took a long break to get my head cool and my knowledge fresh. I smashed 2 bosses without difficulty and obtained an ending within 2 hours and the other 6 endings within 8 hours of trying hard.
For the 1st boss, when I started out, I had invested several hours in farming a few levels, but thanks to my present knowledge, I was able, at a low level (on a new file), to take him down in 30s and 15min of preparation.
Zombies are obstacles that slow you down. And time isn't your enemy, it's a rival and an ally. The more you play, and learn to play, the more you'll be rewarded for expressing your creativity and having fun. This game is a challenge and a playground. The more you run, the more you'll enjoy running.
Don’t worry, the deluxe remaster is going to improve the Ai, as well as adding a staircase to the air duct
@@Shuichisaihara5499 I was so excited when I saw that in the trailer
One day I'll finish the game-
I’d didn’t beat it until I was like 13 lol I think as of this video I’ve only beaten it twice now, (in the sense of actually doing over time mode I mean) that final boss against Brock is NOT easy Lmao
Dead rising is the only reason I bought 3 Xbox 360s over the course of my childhood
My older bother tried to convince me to get a ps3 whne we were younger cause he already had a 360 and wanted to use a ps3, I got a 360 anyway just so I could play dead rising lol