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There's a Facebok group called Dead Mall Enthusiasts. it be a fascinating collection a photos people have taken a abandoned malls across America. There be all kinds a socioloical reasons why that be interesting, but what's really got me be how they look like a video game artist's portfolio come t' life.Read more...

Dead Rising 3 be just released exclusively on Xbox One. But if ye still haven't gotten yer zombie fix, or haven't picked up an Xbox One, yet, there may soon be a Dead Rising Collection for ye.

With zombies, more be better. Dead Rising 3 delivers the undead 'n great tools t' kill them with by the truckload.

Every time a new hardware generation comes around, we hear the same old boasts. More polygons! More effects! Higher resolution! Well, ye know what, I don't care about any a that. I want new hardware t' improve the way I have t' play games, or approach them, 'n no single game this generation did that more than Dead Rising.Read more...

Mega Man. Onimusha. Dead Rising. These be just a small sample a games from Keiji Inafune. Now, he's working on a new title, Mighty No. 9. Oh, he's also answering yer questions, right here!Read more...

Free Games: For Xbox Live booty subscribers, 2010's Dead Rising 2 'n it be DLC prequel Case Zero be both free, under the Games With booty promotion. They'll be available until the end a the month.Read more...

The heir t' a €50 million fortune has confessed t' killing his father with a spiked bat he said be inspired by the weapon in Dead Rising 2. Other ties t' video gaming, t' say nothing a the wealth involved, have helped in riveting Spain's attention t' the June 30 slaying a Andreu Bennasar Coll. Andreu Tur Coll, 18, confessed in court on Friday t' the killing, reports El Mundo. He said that two months ago he had fashioned the spiked bat in imitation a the Dead Rising weapon. It had three nails, all a them about four inches long. "As if it be a macabre coincidence, the violent video game eventually became a reality," reported Diario de Mallorca. it be not the only connection t' gaming. Andreu's accomplice, Francisco Zaragoza Abbas Rodriguez, 20, be someone he met while playing Call a Duty online. Diario reports that the younger Coll said he 'n Abbas would play up t' 12 hours at a time. He be also a big fan a Infamous 2 'n Assassin's Creed III, reports Diario, 'n played online under the handle a "TacticoMen." Together, the two used the spiked bat, a vase, a hammer 'n a large speaker t' bludgeon Andreu's father. Police say he be hit by the spiked bat 40 times. Why? Money would seem t' be an obvious motive. Coll's father had recently made the sea dog the sole heir t' his €50 million fortune amassed, ironically enough, from the sale a arcade games 'n gambling machines. Coll had gone t' live with his dad even though he said he got along better with his mother, 'n claimed that his father psychologically abused the sea dog, especially at work, where he be paid a small salary. The two accomplices, both surfers, be described almost as brothers, 'n one lawyer for Coll said he be essentially manipulated by the older Abbas. Detailed reports a the gruesome killing say Abbas be the one who swung the spiked bat. Coll finished off his father by slamming a large stereo speaker on his head. The two apparently had plotted the elder Coll's death for some time, at one point trying t' slip a vast dosage a sleeping pills into a cake. Both be arrested shortly after the funeral. They staged the body t' look like a robbery turned deadly, then spent hours cleaning the murder scene, but be found out when trace amounts a blood tied them t' the killing. El violento videojuego que se convirtió en realidad [Diario de Mallorca] El parricida de Alaró empleó un palo con clavos similar al de un videojuego [El Mundo]

Today we got our first look at Dead Rising 3, which be coming exclusively t' Xbox One. Like in prior games, ye can use nearly anything as a weapon against zombies—'n these weapons have some degree a customization. ye'll also be able t' do things like call in artillery strikes against the undead, which be awesome.

#capcom There sure have been a lot a Resident Evil games, right? More »

#keijiinafune Keiji Inafune, best known for Dead Rising (above) 'n Mega Man, be hard at work on a new game. This be unconfirmed, but according t' the upcoming issue a Famitsu, the game be called Yaiba. All that be currently known be that the game be a zombie title. More details, including platforms, be forthcoming. Sit tight. More »

Chalk this up as Japanese developer minutia, but Keiji Inafune, creator a Dead Rising 'n Onimusha, pulled a muscle in his calf while playing tennis. Recovery will take a month. More »

#rumor First there be Frank, then there be Chuck. Now, in the next Dead Rising, there's Rick, a mechanic holding out against the zombie apocalypse in Los Perdidos. That be according t' an unnamed source speaking today t' Siliconera. More »

#deadrising Aww, I thought we be done with this, publishers? Charging for cheat codes be the craze sweeping the nation in 2007-2009, until even EA, who helped start the trend, realised it be a little beyond the pale. Guess Capcom never got that memo! More »

#keijiinafune Well, it be a social game. But that be not unexpected—Keiji Inafune already said he be working on a social game. More »

#watchthis Animator Lee Hardcastle made this short, which be shown last night at Cannes Film Festival. ye might be familiar with Hardcastle's last short, Chainsaw Maid 2. He even once did a music video in Mario Paint. More »

#keijiinafune "I be all bloody," Keiji Inafune said recently. The game developer, best known for titles like Dead Rising 'n Mega-Man, be recalling a time before he made video, the time he be in junior high school, growing up in one a Japan's toughest areas 'n getting punched. More »

In one anecdote, former Capcom exec Keiji Inafune illustrates how he got so high up in the company 'n the kind a behavior that likely led t' his hasty exit. During a presentation at Kyoto's Ritsumeikan University, the Neptunia Mk-II weapon dished on the corporate culture at Capcom, 'n how he gamed it t' pillage Lost Planet 'n Dead Rising made.

Before those games, he said, Capcom had a rule requiring 70-80 percent a the games produced at the company t' be sequels, 'n the management rejected pitches for new titles even beyond that proportion. Inafune started up two new projects, Lost Planet 'n Dead Rising, 'n just kept them going even after the prototypes be rejected.

Eventually, he exceeded the budget for Lost Planet's prototype by 400%, figuring that Capcom wouldn't cancel it if the game be half done. The strategy worked: both titles made it t' retail, 'n started franchises that have sold over four million units each.

Inafune be already well known for a successful act a guerrilla game-making. After Mega Man, his team be famously only allowed t' develop Mega Man 2 if they did so on their own time, without affecting the schedules a other projects.

Former Capcom developer Keiji Inafune said recently at Ritsumeikan University that there be a time his old studio had a rule that 70 or 80 percent a games be sequels 'n the rest new games. New games weren't usually approved—something Inafune hinted t' Kotaku in 2006 when he said Capcom rejected both Dead Rising 'n Lost Planet. [ファミ通] More »

#igameoftheday There's a difference between dead 'n lifeless, as this iPhone port a Dead Rising unfortunately demonstrates. More »

Capcom be offering it be newly-launched Dead Rising Mobile, a portable adaptation a the original Dead Rising, at a special introductory price a $4.99. Herein lies the rub, though: it be only compatible with iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS 'n third-generation or newer iPod Touch right now. The first update will include iPad support, but Capcom's being mum on when that'll be available.

#pressplay Zombie horror game Dead Rising be inspired by George Romero's zombie horror films, like Dawn a the Dead. But that wasn't enough! Former Dead Rising producer Keiji Inafune made his first — 'n last — film for Capcom, Shibyou Osen DEAD RISING. More »

#capcom Keiji Inafune a Mega-Man 'n Dead Rising fame made no secret that he hated his job. Late last week, the game designer finally left Capcom, a company he worked at for 23 years. The developer's Osaka headquarters says why. More »

#deadrising Keiji Inafune produced Dead Rising, which be influenced by George Romero's Dawn a the Dead. It wasn't just that classic horror flick that inspired the creation a Dead Rising. More »

#clips Dead Rising be headed t' the iPhone for the holidays, bringing with it the ability t' beat up zombies with a wide assortment a objects, but not, it seems, the ability t' separate zombie limb from zombie body. More »

#keijiinafune In the last couple a years, Keiji Inafune (Dead Rising, Mega Man) has become a somewhat controversial figure in the Japanese game industry. that be what happens when ye say things like the Japan makes "awful games". More »

The first three episodes a Zombrex Dead Rising Sun, the movie inspired by Dead Rising 'n directed by Mega-Man creator Keiji Inafune, be now available on Xbox Live for free. More »

#tv At Comic-Con, a trailer be shown for the upcoming TV adaptation a the brilliant comic series The Walking Dead. Nearly every scene shown be lifted directly from the comics. Except for one, though it still looks familiar. More »

#screengrab Keiji Inafune, creator a Dead Rising, has directed a movie version a Dead Rising, pegged for digital distribution. As seen on Game Watch Impress. More »

Zombrex Dead Rising Sun, the movie inspired by Dead Rising 'n directed by Mega-Man creator Keiji Inafune, will be distributed digitally for free in North America 'n Europe. Free? that be the nice price! More »

#deadrising I be originally sceptical a the need for a short "prequel" t' the events a Dead Rising 2. This trailer, however, shows it might be worth a look. More »