DEAD RISING's Bizarre iPhone Version

[@tylertheguy3160]

Honestly I miss weird mobile phone games like this. They were atrocious but had a weird kind of charm to them in how odd they were. Also they act as a perfect snap shot of a different time, these games really only could have come out in a certain era.

[@twistedoperator4422]

Remember Chinatown Wars? The one example of it paying off well.

[@ALongAndLowTide]

Yeah now you have to run through podiums to make the person's butt bigger to win the butt battle at the end of the damn fake race it's promoting dog s*** to children and we have s*** like cocomelon taking over the airwaves so yeah I'm not I wouldn't be surprised if over 90% of the kids growing up are autistic

[@spear1504]

now days mobile games have became flood pool of greed. and greed, take over market causing qualities games to diminish since early 2010s.

[@lightskinnedlarry728]

@@spear1504you mean what mobile games have always done

[@lilkoss407]

@@twistedoperator4422dude what are you on it was a ds game

[@PELTIER5]

I'm so happy your still uploading Deadrising content to this day because your channel and this game has a special place in my heart.

[@killatortilla8276]

Yeah me too. As someone who had a lot of love and fond memories for DR1, finding this channel was an enlightening discovery. I wish it could have gone on forever. We learned so much thanks to stipo!

[@troke7120]

My friend and I lost our minds when we seen the first trailer for DR. Still the most hype I’ve been for a game

[@SeriousDragonify]

you're* Stay in English class, kiddo.

[@MayorZane]

I’ll be honest, I actually have a bit of a fascination with old IOS and Android games. Especially games like this that are made by big publishers. It’s rather unfortunate that it is next to impossible to get these games on iOS devices unless you have an old jail broken iPhone and have the appropriate files. For that reason it seems like there isn’t too much of a preservation effort to keep these games accessible. (And to be fair, they’re certainly not the best games out there and it requires a lot of effort just to be able to get them playable) Great video as always STiP0!

[@samz8691]

Honestly I'd say they're better than most modern P2W MTX filled mobile titles.

[@forrandomsites3336]

How I wish the old gangstar games were still available on android/ios

[@samz8691]

@@mitchEDITS I only got to play the demo but liked it.

[@CastorRae]

The files aren't even out there anymore, or if they are, they aren't public. I've been trying to find Dead Rising Mobile for so long, and it just seems like nowhere has it reuploaded. :(

[@MayorZane]

@@CastorRae Have you tried checking the internet Archive? That’s usually my best bet in finding old IOS games.

[@melasauce9943]

Frank West wearing blue jeans by default is somehow the worst offender to me lmao

[@kapkant6197]

Dead Rising 1 Vs Dead Rising mobile Mobile: +Has playable Jessie Console: -does not have playable Jessie iPhone wins

[@DruCart]

Maximum 10 polygons per character, but 8 of them got given to Jessie's hips, God DAMN

[@kapkant6197]

@@DruCart as someone who actually owned this port back in the day, I can verify its the only thing that keeps you going

[@329link]

Is it REALLY playing jessie if you can't put a servbot mask on her head?

[@AiColonel]

I mean there’s a mod for Deadrising on the PC now where you can play as Jessie but she has Franks voice, so more or less it’s a Bruce Jenner mod

[@slippery_air]

and BRAD

[@DyslexicNightmare]

I have vague memories of playing a sprite-based Dead Rising on my flip phone and thought thats what this was. Compared to that this is like, actually a real game lmao.

[@JackSpadeTaylor]

I remember playing Resident Evil Degeneration phone game xD

[@HeyKyle]

The flip phone game was so bad but I still played it a ton lol

[@JackSpadeTaylor]

@@HeyKyle IT WAS lol

[@Firebreath56]

Well stipo, you've got your next video idea. 😉

[@fong2793]

@@JackSpadeTaylor i was too scared to play that game as a kid lol

[@okaberintarou5203]

I like how Stipo has gone from the original game (2006), the betas from (2005), The wii version in (2009) to a iPhone port in (2010). The level of dedication is amazing because I kinda wondering when Stipo was gonna cover that. Honestly, afterwards I want a full analysis review of the original game next, since he’s covered the game from other angles. I want that next and my life will be complete :3 Thank you for your hard work and keep it up

[@JacobJohnson-lh4gx]

I've played this version before using my friend's old iPhone smartphone, this is honestly a nice game for it's time. This brings back old memories of me playing early iterations of console games that has mobile port versions haha. There was also a Java version of Dead Rising if I'm not mistaken they released it along side this cause not a lot of people switched to smartphones yet, they still had java OS phones like Nokia, Motorola etc. It would be nice if you covered it as well, this is a great video you made about this DR port. You just earned a new subscriber, keep it up!

[@mark030a]

Ah yes, good old Java. Really brings me back to the days when I'd download all sorts of games to my Nokia 5230 with Mobile Internet (I bought the phone almost day one, the model that didn't have Wi-Fi yet lmao) I remember a lot of Triple A games on there too, especially ones made by Gameloft. Damn, I miss those simpler times.

[@Adonk]

I'd still probably take this over deadrising 4

[@Therake2602]

agree

[@x87rz74]

💯

[@brandon7587]

deadass

[@SeanJohn127]

@@brandon7587 your ass is dead?

[@JokerSaintsRow]

sadly

[@LemonSulkingSunshine]

I have a theory, you actually play as franks long lost cousin, "Wrank Fest" in this game. He went to willamette mall when there was fewer zombies around and did all these quests to help the other characters before Frank arrived.

[@DeadX2]

Hank east I'd say

[@LemonSulkingSunshine]

@@DeadX2 no he's in 4

[@DeadX2]

@@LemonSulkingSunshine true but this is mobile frank

[@LemonSulkingSunshine]

@@DeadX2 wrank fest

[@emmay7838]

Yo quiero de lo que fuma este tipo

[@EZOnTheEyes]

Reminds me of how Bioshock and Battlefield now both have a lost media IOS port

[@zephurwallace9560]

I didn't know that Bioshock had a mobile port.

[@ohnoitschris]

I have Bioshock purchased on my account, I could redownload it even long after it was delisted, but not play it. Every model of iPhone and iPad that could run it could be updated to IOS 7, which can't run it. So you need one that's never been updated. Good luck finding one nowadays But the brief time I could play it, it was a really good version, believe it or not. It was a proper, full port, though it had a quirk where jumping was automatically done when you reached something you needed to jump over, and couldn't manually. Not a lot of people seem to have it, considering it was $15, and dropped to $11 on sale. Then it vanished. That's pricey for a phone game, and annoying to me because I couldnt even access it for more than a year.

[@EZOnTheEyes]

@@ohnoitschris So you mean something like the pre-4S iPhone? Maybe an iPod touch of that generation? It's really saught after lost media for Bioshock fans, if you can find a way to release it publicly, people would love ya forever!

[@mark030a]

@@EZOnTheEyes Well, with how iOS game installations work, no dice. The only way to install old games now is by downloading them from the "Purchased" section in an Apple ID that already owns the game. That being said, finding a specific device to run the game AS WELL AS a person who's willing to lend their Apple ID that owns the game is notoriously hard. I should know, I've spent the past few years rebuilding a community for Gun Bros and researching old Mobile gaming and my god, the preservation is almost non-existent and it's an absolute pain to find and get old mobile games up and running again...

[@mark030a]

@@ohnoitschris What about the iPhone 4 or 4S? Can that device run the game? Cause if Jailbroken, the device can be downgraded all the way to an unsigned version of iOS 6.

[@InkClodVOD]

"HONEY WAKE UP, DEAD RISING'S BIZZARE iPHONE VERSION JUST DROPPED!"

[@LilLeanCuisine]

Tittles

[@Servbot42]

1:46 Jessie with that thicc run🥵

[@CapnLexCrunch]

It was worth it to see Jesse hoisting a bench over her shoulder.

[@RinaMaster77]

I remember this one, it was part of the industry's early mindset about mobile gaming of just "port games to iPhone as close to its original counterpart and maybe make money", as opposed to the now modern mobile gaming (?) mindset of "port a gacha slot machine filled with microtransactions and paint it with a thin layer of coating vaguely representing the game you want to port, and actually make money". I even remember them making a Devil May Cry 4 port that has combat that surprisingly feels like the original game, however with horrible extremely simplified maps shaped like cubes. ah, those were fun days. especially when they finally mastered it and released the full Monster Hunter Freedom Unite game on the iPhone, with actual intuitive controls and online play.

[@Retro__Glitch2313]

Frank in jeans and dark jacket kinda gives off the dead rising 2 outfit you find in the royal flush plaza

[@TheDrugFreeThrasher]

This channel is a treasure to all of us Dead Rising fans. I’ve never ever even heard of this and I’ve played this series my whole life practically. I also find it very interesting that this is even a thing. Looks pretty cool to play as Brad though lol

[@Babbages]

it was only out during iPhone 3 and 4 times well also could be got on the iPod touch but to most people, cell phone gaming at the time was pretty much mainly fruit ninja and angry birds is why most never heard of it I only played it because I had a jailbroken iPhone 4 and was trying to get every game I could to try it still surprises me how much this looks like call of duty world war zombies of the time on iPhone lol

[@mark030a]

@@Babbages Fruit Ninja and Angry Birds definetly overshadowed a lot of games, but prior to their release, there were a lot of great games out there, including Triple A. I mean, fuck, I've completed Splinter Cell Conviction on mobile more times than I did on PC and PS3 (don't ask, I was fascinated with mobile gaming at the time), and till this day I'm still surprised Dead Space got a mobile port at all. Dead Rising however, completely passed me by as I wasn't an iOS user at the time due to the prices being absurdly high in my country. The amount of cheap Android devices I had die on me is insane (and also the fact I used to be a Windows Phone user is weird too I guess lol)

[@Babbages]

@@mark030a yeah I fix phones so got broken one cheap n replaced screen didn't have service but I jailbroke it n i just tried a bit of everything but yeah I loved my windows phones and xbox games that got achievements I've also had a mobile gaming fascination for a long time I always like trying random cool games

[@JohnCarcer]

I used to play this so much on my iPod touch. Some great memories despite the quality of the game. Happy to see you finally made a video on this port :)

[@LongDaysPleasantNights]

Of all the games with side quests I have ever played, I've never seen one where you have to deliver fucking cheese to someone... I'm glad to know that's a reality in this game. What a gem.

[@TheystolemyShmnuguss]

1:15 Never thought I see brad killing zombies with a katana. It was worth seeing

[@libertyprime9891]

I can tell why the hunger meter is such onerous to play with. Its effectively playing as infinity mode permanently, and that was just not fun, i know i didn't have fun getting the 7 day survivor achievement on it.

[@eepiTV]

my first experience with dead rising was on the wii, maybe its the nostalgia factor but its still my favourite entry in the series being able to play the game with the wiimote, being able to actually aim by pointing at a zombie was so cool and it makes me wonder, what if we got another wii with hardware similar to the switch, would've been incredible in my opinion

[@camharkness]

I for the longest time thought this game was a fever dream.

[@GoodFishMan]

I wonder what dead rising on todays phones would be like.

[@paddy9738]

3:00 You may fascinate a woman by giving her a piece of cheese.

[@samdavies2069]

A person of enlightenment, I see.

[@GlitchManOmega]

If CoD Zombies made it to mobile, I'm not surprised this did, too.

[@iluvvwok]

I actually remember when this came out this was in the same era of the RE4 iphone port and after seeing this video, Re4 mobile had a similar concept of side missions instead of actually being the whole game. Great video and will never be displeased by your content. 👍

[@zirael2077]

hearing an Initial D Sound File at 2:33 was such a nice surprise lol, the video was already super nice but that was a nice addition for me lol, keep it up!

[@shooper9386]

THATS WHAT IM SAYING

[@QuestionBlockGaming]

Aside from the janky controls, and it being a little light in content; the game itself seems like it'd be pretty fun. I assume that a lot of the graphical issues had less to do with the lack of phone horsepower but instead the app store size limit and phone storage being very slight at the time. For a 2010 mobile game, this is kinda neat! If something similar was released in this era, with slightly shinier graphics but the same core gameplay loop with maybe a few things added- character customization, maybe async multiplayer where if you die you appear in other people's games, maybe have cosmetics be unlockable- I could see it being a decent success. Maybe instead of ending the game after killing all of the Mad Zombies they'd be minor boss battles and they'd procedurally appear for an "endless" style of game. Thanks for uploading this! 2010-era phone games were WILD and I appreciate you sharing this with us!

[@deceasedvoter7970]

Thanks for the quality upload! You’ve answered all my questions about this oddity.

[@asriel6191]

Honestly the only thing I could say was mildly interesting about the mobile version of the game is seeing Jessie lugging around a park bench and trying to bash a zombie with it.

[@casualcadaver]

15 minutes is not enough. I could watch you deep dive into this for an hour.

[@bryandeslauriers3524]

I had this game back in the day on my og iPod touch. It definitely isn’t as good as the console games, but it was decent as far as mobile games went back then. I actually played it quite a bit. I killed a lot of time with this game while working 12 hour shifts, and genuinely enjoyed it

[@braino64]

Frank looks like a Russian guy selling camera parts in the back of his car.

[@Knapperoni]

The coverage on this game is somehow still super obscure, thanks for letting me take yet another look at whatever the hell this is

[@SuperSealMan777]

Wasn't expecting the f&f clip, very nice very nice. This game reeks of middle schooler with ipod touch vibes. Those were the days.

[@STiP0]

I'm glad someone can appreciate the F&F scene 🤣

[@SuperSealMan777]

@@STiP0 lol I gotchu 😎👉👉

[@theoneandonlydedsecgamer9451]

@@STiP0 hey stipo can you show us how to download this game this looks cool I only download a dolphin emulator on Wii can you show show us how to download this game on phone

[@Treynath84]

Forgot you were making this vid. I have a copy of Chop 'Til You Drop, it's an interesting port, it's different to what I thought, probably because it's more like Resident Evil 4, which I still need to play...

[@unoriginalperson72]

We stan mobile Frank West, the definitive Frank even more forgotten than E3 2005

[@q.h.s5051]

I’ve been looking forward to this since I found you way back in 2016, this is incredibly interesting to finally see how everything works now. Good hearing from you as well

[@CinnamonToastKing]

That hurt to watch, I watched this for you, I powered through this for a good cause.....but man did this just hurt my Dead Rising heart...... One day...maybe.....we will get a DR1 remake.

[@STiP0]

I'm sorry you had to witness this game 😂

[@theoneandonlydedsecgamer9451]

@@STiP0 can you show us how to download this game on mobile

[@theoneandonlydedsecgamer9451]

@@STiP0 oh ok well I still have a rom game of dead rising on phone on dolphin emulator for Wii

[@LiterallyAna]

Your wish has been granted (kind of)

[@nopeekingjon]

Am I the only one that has dreams about playing dead rising as if you have never played it before? Not knowing what the world looks like.I still have them to this day.

[@jakemva2604]

Dude I JUMPED on the thumbnail when I saw you posted this.

[@Solidcal]

Well that was a fun watch and glad to see ya finally be able to drop it.

[@BrennanTheContentWhisperer]

I distinctly remember getting this on my iPod touch in middle school

[@chickenzzzzzzzzz]

Man I remember downloading this on my moms iphone back in the day. When I booted it up I was confused more than anything else. I remember it being free I thought, maybe it was the demo? Regardless, I really do miss the charm many games had back in the day and a botched "port" was something you could get away with but it was also really really cool as a novelty, like brickbreaker on old blackberries. I really do miss that age of creativity or whatever you might call it.

[@Roadrin]

Dead Rising 1 brings me back to a time of peace in my life. I really wish life was easier and we were just discussing about a brand new amazing DR game, but at least we have you to stay in wonderland in the good ol' days and I'll stay there forever.

[@aaaaaaaaaaron92]

I remember this game being a fun time killer while at work, however I never actually bothered with the tasks and would just kill zombies lol.

[@totaldestruction152]

8:52 The devs really wracked their brains coming up with that name huh?

[@TechnoSyndro]

I had the Java phone version of Dead Rising and remember it trying to be a very crude approximation of the 360 version. Don't think it was mission based like this but it's been almost two decades at this point.

[@ReikuHidori]

Jessie picking up the bench and hauling it around in the end was hilarious.

[@LinkleMcA]

Babe, wake up! New STiP0 video!

[@romerogamezjorgeluis4218]

When you said the thing with the car and the tunnel, i remembered that ir happened in Chop till you drop as well, but in a less restricted way, you still have the tunnels near complete and even tho you can't exit the car, it feels more fun to play instead of the point a to point b feeling in the iPhone version

[@PlaystationSimmer]

If this game has any merits, it's that they let you play as Carlito, Brad and Jessie. I kinda wish they kept this in the later main series games. I would have loved to have played through 2 as Rebecca, or 3 as Annie.

[@ohnoitschris]

yooooooooo I noticed the 1.0 version of Dead Rising Mobile isn't on Internet Archive, only v1.20, so I'm posting it there.

[@mushymcmushington7176]

11:09 the casual candidness you said this with destroyed me

[@aydenwold4587]

It’s hilarious how that all the weapon moddels that appear in the invitiory are the re4 guns

[@postalyorha4437]

Funny seeing you in my Recommended STiP0 lol, great video

[@bigdrippy4104]

Excellent use of the vin diesel clip

[@makogiron]

Chop till you drop was a surprise for me. I didn't have a xbox and wanting to play that game. I only had the wii and I really enjoyed the fact that it was like resident evil 4 but open world with more freedom. I know i sound crazy, but I really enjoyed the title. For what it was.

[@ChannelNotFound]

I remember downloading this off Cydia during lunch break.

[@Marto.Sparto]

Love your videos man the dedication to dead rising is unrivaled and much appreciated!!

[@jumperxiigaming]

I’m really happy you uploaded Stipo

[@llMavenll]

Just when i think theirs no more dr content you always find us more

[@OfficialTygo]

seeing games like fortnite natively being ported to mobile with cross platform play, it really makes me wonder why someone at capcom hasn't brought up the idea to port/re-release DR1 or DR2 with today's mobile tech. Games like cod mobile (i know its not really cod but a pubg mobile that looks like cod), bully, gta san andreas, max payne, minecraft and even like i said fortnite. all these games have controller support and run great on most phones. People will get re-interested in the franchise and since capcom vancouver is no more they can do everything in house. edit: spelling mistakes

[@Therake2602]

when i was a kid for some reason i used to enjoy this because i never had a console but now i see how it is ,The true is that i feel so nostalgic.

[@TMmoss89323]

To me, it Looks Like the Best Part of this port is Fact you get to play as Carlito.

[@betelgammamon.gulusgammamon]

Stipo I tip my hat to you you have the heart of a saint sacrifice you time for us makes me wanna cry

[@classicrockfan14]

This is exactly how it would look and feel if it were released on the PS1

[@haythehater9218]

They got dead rising on the switch!

[@NESendings]

Awesome video. I’m glad you were able to preserve its memory, I liked having dead rising on my phone and it sucked when I had to update my phone and lose it.

[@edfreak9001]

old mobile games (especially from the 00's-10's era) are honestly almost always kind of fascinating to me and I wish/hope more efforts to preserve them are made even just as curiosities. There's an old Transformers G1 RPG that's structured kind of like an episodic Fire Emblem of sorts that i'm hoping was saved somewhere. Especially for things like this, even if this is bad it's fascinating to see that it exists. And it's fun looking at the differences between the real games and these chopped down mobile "imitators" or whatever you'd call them. I'm reminded of Street Fighter 4 also getting a 3DS port of all things. On the matter of the actual video, assuming this is the latest version I wouldn't be shocked if someof those closed-off areas might've been planned for updates but they never got enough dev time to do it (assuming this wasn't just pumped and dumped onto the app store)

[@happy5642642]

I remember me buying this back when it first launched and I actually thought it was fun, back then I didn't have any consoles, let alone a gaming pc. Simpler time

[@KoutenMusashi]

Somehow missed this upload of yours. I remember getting my first iPod touch in like middle school and getting dead rising on it since I didn't yet have a 360, and I enjoyed it at the time. Honestly I'm pretty sad that its no longer playable for the sake of nostalgia. And frank looks like a scuffed max payne. Side note, the Wii version really stressed me out because of the dogs and birds.

[@stephenwhite3967]

The problem with the wii version is that the will make the wii fans work hard and sounded like a hair dryer.

[@YellowPlagueProductions]

I almost want to play it just to experience it first hand...

[@Milkmangood58]

Since all phone games suck, I would actually enjoy this

[@Shadowtopia69]

Instead of “Dead Rising”, I’m naming this “Frame-rate Dropping.”

[@alicobosboi]

I hope you cover the java game if you haven't already, it's a bit simplistic but that version always lingers in the back of my mind.

[@mark030a]

Java games are almost always fun. Even if simplistic, they had actual care put into it. I miss those days, man... Now, one would think that over time, mobile gaming would improve.....but oooooh boy...

[@mog398]

I love that the Mad Zombies are comfortably dressed. The mall has everything!

[@mikedawolf95]

I remember buying this because it was 0.99¢ and someone gave me $20 iTunes card

[@margotalmanzar5210]

Yeess I’ve been looking forward to this since your community post about it!

[@smoke3dR]

Gotta give it credit, having so many zombies on Screen for a mobile game is impressive, since other Zombie games at the time and even now, don't put as many on screen, or resort to the Call of Duty Zombies formula, and make them Round Based or a selected number at a time, with remaining zombies spawning in. Here though, they're all over, and actually Flood the underground area. Pretty cool stuff. It reminds me of when we got the World War Z mobile game back when the movie released. Sure you couldn't fight zombies on the move, instead being like Pokemon, where you walk around and randomly you trigger a Zombie fight sequence with like 10 or 20 of them coming at you, then there was the Helicopter section of the game where you shot at the swarms on the street, with actual Zombie towers building up to get it the survivors.

[@scarletcrusader5431]

A new STiP0 upload? What a glorious day!

[@TheMessiahDom]

The good thing about the game is you can play as Brad and Jessie. For the first time, as a Psychopath aswell

[@MattJSowards]

Love your videos bro please continue dead rising lore I love it!!

[@Hebleh]

This game gives me weird vibes of that one spinoff where you could play as Frank, Chuck, Katie and whatshisname in capcom outfits and do missions and whatnot. Maybe they were inspired by this old game?

[@MountainMemelord]

Isn't that the DR3 DLC?

[@Hebleh]

@@MountainMemelord Is it? I thought it was also released as a full game too

[@barktrap]

HIS NAME IS NICK RAMOS

[@Hebleh]

@@barktrap Im so sorry Im a fraud ;~;

[@brandonandujar2289]

I didn't have the Bell icon clicked and missed out on soo much of your content, I hate KZbin

[@TheSearcheronYT]

I remember this being 6.99 on the apple store. I finally got enough to get it, and it was pulled. Cool to see it years later on your channel. Now, you have to do the Wii version (chop till you drop).

[@slothsong080]

I think it's kind of charming. It's like an alternative reality where this is the framework for a ps1 port of the game or something.

[@Hi_Just_Fred]

This gives me deadly premonition vibes

[@nicgaming4694]

Honestly the crazy thing to think about is with the advancements in the past decade and a half they could probably make a genuine ported version of the first dead rising by now and it would probably be decently good

[@ianbravogaming]

I will forever be thankful for the Wii port of Dead Rising. Without that game I would have never gotten into the series. At least not as early as I was. It is a worse version,but for many of us it was better than nothing

[@shards-of-glass-man]

"DR1 Shopping Mall" broke me

[@fortytwo4-2]

I love that you still play DR. Still one of my favorite games!

[@calebc5057]

I remember playing like 5 minutes of this game as a kid, hating it and uninstalling it.

[@yeme8833]

I remember playing this on my moms phone all the time

[@Reversinator]

Could I ask how you got this game running? If only for pure nostalgia's sake, I've been trying to find a way to play it.

[@STiP0]

I just have my old highschool iPhone with the game on it!

[@TrollGarlic]

Same, I have an Iphone 5C, but I cant find the game, and Im not sure if 5C would work.

[@mark030a]

@@TrollGarlic Anything at or below iOS 9.3.5 will guarantee you old iOS gaming. iOS 10 was the OS that killed 32 bit CPU structures that a lot of old games depended on, so getting a 2nd Gen iPad or an iPhone 4/4S is your best bet.

[@mark030a]

@alex khan What you're propably thinking of is installing IPA files. Unfortunately, most old games have an expired "certificate" and will not launch when installed this way. Instead, get an Apple ID that previously owned the game and check the "Purchased" section in the App Store. But, another thing to note is that most old games are optimized for 32 bit Processors. iOS 10 being the update that killed of 32 bit support, will propably not play any older games. So I'd suggest a device between iOS 6 and iOS 9 for old games.

[@TrollGarlic]

@@mark030a Hm. I heard that Iphone 5C was 32 bit, but I’ll believe you

[@BigTea]

The videos from you are rare; but they’re always a treat to watch. Thanks for the coverage 🤙

[@callumg3330]

Do you think you’ll ever cover the dead rising movies?

[@yarr_bro]

God STiP0 just wanna say thank you for finally covering this game! Haven’t actually watched yet, but I have cherished memories as a teen playing this as Carlito just having a fun time… The social media integration was a really neat concept at the time. Wish it was more accessible these days