Dead Rising 3 Is Still Pretty Crazy – Here’s A Teddy Bear Killing Zombies

Capcom have shared a developer diary trailer for Dead Rising 3, discussing improvements to the game. Among these is the promise of a fully streaming open world with no load times. The trailer also shows off a variety of weapons, including chainsaws, fireworks and the usual crazy weapons like a trigger-happy teddy bear. Watch it below:

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Dead Rising 3 will launch alongside Xbox One this fall. The game was originally being developed for the Xbox 360 and was moved to the Xbox One. You can find out why here.


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