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

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• ZZTGD

  Ken McKown · Jul 01, 2014

  8.5

  There is a lot to love about Dead Rising 3’s latest DLC. For $10 it is impossible not to recommend to Xbox One owners who still have the game, especially those with a fondness for classic Capcom titles. The grind for costumes and the stiff controls are the only things holding this back, the rest is pure chaotic fun, and when I bring my friends, the intensity only increases.

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• GIGame Informer

  Jeff Cork · Jun 23, 2014

  7.5

  Dead Rising 3: Super Ultra Arcade Remix Hyper Edition EX + ? is an ambitious game that’s fun in short bursts. Unfortunately, it lasts a little too long, especially if you’re dying to see what Annie looks like dressed up as a Breath of Fire character.
• GGameSpot

  Britton Peele · Jun 18, 2014

  7.0

  The entertainment has its limits, though. Nostalgia can take you only so far, after all. The game is obviously intended for co-op players and is most enjoyable when played with friends or even strangers, and you can blaze through the game's four districts in no time at all, whether you're playing alone or not.

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• TTechRaptor

  Andrew Stretch · Jun 13, 2014

  7.7

  Overall Dead Rising 3 Arcade Remix is a Capcom fans dream come true allowing you to play as classic characters in this undead nightmare. This can be made even better by adding friends into the mix and competing for the highest score. A large problem with this game is a lack of many levels ultimately leading to repetitive game play and a lack of replay value.

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• DDestructoid

  Chris Carter · Jun 09, 2014

  8.0

  Capcom clearly had a lot of fun designing this DLC, as even the title pokes fun at its tendencies and strategies throughout the years. While it's clear that the company has let more than a few of fans down over the years, every so often it has been known to surprise people, and this is one of those occasions.

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• EGEuro Gamer

  Dan Whitehead · Jun 12, 2014

  7.0

  It's very easy to be caught up in the giddy swirl of this DLC, but the rush is rather short-lived. In many ways, it's a spiritual sibling to Far Cry 3's Blood Dragon expansion. Both are fuelled by a heady brew of nostalgia and adrenalin, and both have tongue so firmly implanted in cheek that it bursts out the other side.

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