Dead Rising 3’s First DLC Has You Playing As A Brand New Character

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Dead Rising 3 is getting its first DLC soon, Microsoft have announced. The game’s upcoming “Operation Broken Eagle” DLC will task you with tracking down the President of the U.S., who is missing.

 

You’ll be playing as a new character—Spec Ops commander Adam Kane, and the mission will come with five new weapons, a new combo weapon, a new vehicle, and a new outfit. Kane is different from Nick in that he’s a soldier and has access to military weapons and an armoured vehicle.

 

The Operation Broken Eagle DLC will be available next week, and will cost $9.99, but you can also opt to pick up a season pass for $30, that will cover the first four pieces of DLC for the game.

 

Additionally, a demo for Dead Rising 3 will be made available today as well. It will allow you to play for 20 minutes in the game’s Ingleton locale, but you’ll be limited to two tries per gamertag.


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