Dead Rising Remasters detailed; U$19,99 each or U$49.99 for the collection
- Thread starter FelipeMGM
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The DR2/OTR remasters are only for console. DR1 is the only new game coming to PC.
EDIT: Now I get what you were asking. The console ports are 1080p/60fps with all DLC. No other additions/changes have been mentioned. So no feature-related reason to multi-dip if you already have it on PC.
Run borderless windowed mode.
Seven Force
Banned
Definitely in for DR1 physical, and I might bite on DR2 as well. I'm far more likely to impulse buy a remaster if it's priced accordingly and isn't a shit port.
Take notes, Activision. Remasters may be making up a majority of Capcoms output this gen, but at least they're doing it right.
Take notes, Activision. Remasters may be making up a majority of Capcoms output this gen, but at least they're doing it right.
So... Does that mean controller+mouse-for-camera setups won't work? Because that bugged the hell out of me with DDDA.
Lee Chaolan
Member
Might have to go back and play Case 0 on 360 again since for some strange reason they aren't bothering bringing them over =/
Unreal Champ
Banned
Timer still there, will pass. I couldn't stand the timer.
Tizoc
Member
Get it on pc and mod out the timer
Nabs
Member
Controller+mouse worked fine on DDDA.
Get it on pc and mod out the timer
Can't. Both modded 360 and DR2PC mods have shown the best you can do is pause it or slow it down, both of which are pointless in the long haul as you still have to be at X location at Y time to do things.
I don't know why "the game is designed around the clock" is so hard to understand. It's been 10 years; get over it.
MaverickHunterX
Member
I knew it! I figured there was a reason RE4 was hitting before September! Thanks, based Capcom for physical versions!
Perfect example of voting with your wallet done right.
(Did my part and bought PS4/XBO versions of both RE5/6)
Any reason why OTR wasn't given a physical release? Not a complaint, but just curious...
Just a guess but it's probably to due both with them not wanting to do a separate version of the two DR2 games with a built in UI to change between them for a single disc release and OTR being the worst selling and reviewing game in the series.
Sevket-Erhat
Member
I played the prequel and Dead Rising 2 on 360 to death and I am not planning to pick this up
Jawmuncher
Member
Agreed. Could have been a nice preorder incentive. Get them free or something. You can also those at their original price or both for 10 easily.
USF
Member
Physical Editions are up on Amazon
DR1 (PS4): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JCV26KO/?tag=neogaf0e-20
DR2 (PS4): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JCUV50W/?tag=neogaf0e-20
DR1 (PS4): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JCV26KO/?tag=neogaf0e-20
DR2 (PS4): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JCUV50W/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Gipsy Danger
Member
I was able to get 60 on it with a 2600k OCd and a 680 a few years back. Pretty sure the consoles should be fine.
PC versions still don't seem to work with anything other than an Xbox 360 controller though which is kind of lame. I only use Xbone and DS4 now. Hopefully DR1 doesn't have that problem.
2600k is far, far beyond either of the console CPUs and the 680 is comparable.
Run DS4 Windows for your DS4, otherwise you are just using Direct Input which is compatible with a minority of modern releases.
Crab Milk Mickey
Member
Wbacon from Capcom explained why earlier in this thread:
Sorry, OTR retail disc version is not happening. Crunching numbers, COGS of a physical product at a $19.99 price point vs. expected sales volume (relative to DR1 and DR2) just did not work out. Europe region in particular is even more challenging at that price point, and it leaves *very* little margin to make it worthwhile unless we jack up the price. At the end of the day, we are a publicly traded company and need to ensure products are still profitable while reaching as many users as possible .
Jailer of Hope
Member
Case Zero & West too canon for Capcom.
I remember talking with Wbacon about the viability of a Dead Rising port years ago.
This is as good of time as any to port the series as they will piggyback off marketing for Dead Rising 4's release. Perfect timing, and fits right in with modern Capcom's business strategy.
Shin-Ra
Junior Member
Gamersyde have more screens and a high bitrate trailer, but it just looks YouTube quality, wastefully inflated like those lossy PNGs.
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_dead_rising_returns_on_xbox_one_ps4-18195_en.html
Anti-aliasing. How does it work.
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_dead_rising_returns_on_xbox_one_ps4-18195_en.html
Anti-aliasing. How does it work.
Something is up with these shots. No AF, lack of AA, blurry from a distance. I'd guess these aren't the PC version, possibly sub-1080p render, bad image hosting, and/or some kind of filter.
OnionPowder
Member
Makes sense that the PC version is CPU bound. I was getting drops to about 90 FPS, I think, with my 5820k and GTX 1080
Stallion Dan
Member
Wanna see the New DR and maybe DR3 on PS4 before I support these remasters, support me if you want me to support you back Capcom.
Pissed me off to no end PS3 didn't get the intro to DR2, so I never bought it.
Pissed me off to no end PS3 didn't get the intro to DR2, so I never bought it.
All of these remasters that Capcom have put out have gone straight to bargain bin assortments. It wouldn't make a lot of sense for them to price themselves out of it.
Lee Chaolan
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Vaughngief
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Escape Goat
Member
Is there still a time limit in DR3? DR2?
Another reason is that a more-expensive bundle being the only option would probably turn off PS-only owners potentially interested in just the first game.
Lord Frieza
Member
Overpriced? $20 is a good deal for remasters of these
Crazymoogle
Member
Yes, they both behave like traditional DR games. But 2 has better rescue survivability DR3's time limit is very lax compared to 1 or 2
No, it didn't. Moving the mouse around made some of the controller buttons stop working, such as aiming with the left trigger.
jack_package_200
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MaverickHunterX
Member
Thanks for this. Dunno how I missed it the first time...
Shin-Ra
Junior Member
The trailer doesn't look clean (it's a jaggy eyesore) or fluid in motion if that's 'console' (which console?) footage.
Dead Rising originally had 4xMSAA on Xbox 360 so any step backwards from that, like RE5, would be extremely disappointing. Especially if the framerate isn't stable.
Dead Rising originally had 4xMSAA on Xbox 360 so any step backwards from that, like RE5, would be extremely disappointing. Especially if the framerate isn't stable.
YT trailer quality, even at 1080p/60, is still compressed, and yes, sample cuts aren't the best showcase of DR1 with the occasional odd stutter in there (don't know what happened there). It's actually '60fps fluid' on the local console. I'll do my best to capture sample footage closer to release. Will make it one of my weekend projects now that I have an Elgato HD60 Pro capture card.
Backfoggen
Banned
So just captures without AA enabled? Consoles will have some form of anti-aliasing and AF, right?
Thanks for chiming in, it's really appreciated. Especially when companies like Activision are just crapping out terrible 'remasters'/ports left right and centre with zero communication. It's not hard to communicate, but it makes a huge difference. Will definitely be grabbing the triple pack on console.
I honestly wouldn't know under what conditions they were captured in as they were done quite some time ago.
Either way, a raw, high bitrate footage is probably the best example. I'll try to capture a short clip this weekend and have the video file hosted on a file sharing site. Stay tuned!
And a quick disclaimer -- I can only do this for re-release titles since the content is not new. This is more of an unofficial community effort on my part to keep you guys engaged from a technical standpoint.