Yes, the ridiculous costumes of "Dead Rising" are back.Īpart from the fun of killing zombies with a friend? Plenty! While the host of the game is the one who "owns" campaign progress, the joining player can still get experience, cash and inventory items. So while you're both playing as Chuck Greene, invariably one of you will be decked out in footie pajamas and a Blanka mask, while the other might be rocking a mini skirt and sweater set.
The idea for co-op is that you can bring your leveled up campaign character into their game, complete with inventory, special moves and, best of all, outfit. When your friend wants to leave, you'll be able to continue on like nothing happened. You won't lose progress (it doesn't send you back to the last checkpoint, for example), and when the load ends you'll be right back to where you were before he or she joined. Say yes and you'll be kicked to a loading screen as your friend joins the fun. Lucky you! Your in-game cell phone will ring and you'll be asked if you want Player X to join your game. Let's say you are playing through the campaign of "Dead Rising 2" and a friend wants to join your game. But that qualm has been rectified for "Dead Rising 2," which has full co-op play throughout the entire campaign. In every zombie movie ever, it's always a group of survivors fending off the hordes, so to make "Dead Rising" a strictly solo experience was just a miss opportunity. Ever since the first "Dead Rising," people were desperate for co-op play.
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