Capcom
has
released
a
new
video
that
shows
off

the
upcoming
Dead
Rising
Deluxe
Remaster,
which
is

due
to
launch
on
PS5,
Xbox
Series
S/X
and
PC
digitally
on
September
19.

The
video
is
hosted
by
producer
Kei
Morimoto
and
director
Ryosuke
Murai
and
features
around
ten
minutes
of
gameplay.
As
they
go
through
the
zombie-infested
mall,
the
duo
discuss
numerous
details
about
the
remaster.
If
you
don’t
fee
like
watching
it,
check
below
for
a
breakdown
of
everything
they
said.

• Facial
  animations
  have
  been
  completely
  redone
  to
  “create
  richer
  expressions
  and
  more
  believable
  performances.”
• The
  game
  now
  features
  9
  different
  languages,
  instead
  of
  just
  being
  in
  English
  like
  it
  was
  originally.
  14
  text
  languages
  will
  be
  supported.
• All
  lines
  of
  dialogue
  are
  now
  fully
  voiced,
  which
  Ryosuke
  hopes
  will
  “add
  new
  new
  flavour
  for
  people
  already
  familiar
  with
  the
  game.”
  Rysouke
  jokes
  that,
  “we
  even
  voiced
  Otis
  this
  time
  around.”
• Paradise
  Plaza
  has
  been
  given
  a
  beachfront
  vibe,
  complete
  with
  some
  jellyfish
  decorations
  floating
  near
  the
  ceiling.
• For
  extra
  immersion,
  the
  UI
  can
  be
  turned
  off.
• A
  weapon
  durability
  meter
  has
  been
  added,
  making
  it
  much
  easier
  to
  know
  when
  an
  item
  will
  break.
• A
  setting
  for
  turning
  off
  background
  music
  for
  streaming
  can
  be
  seen
  in
  the
  options
  menu.
  Producer
  Kei
  Morimoto
  recommends
  using
  this
  if
  you
  intend
  on
  creating
  Let’s
  Plays
  or
  streaming
  the
  game.
  He
  also
  confirms
  that
  the
  game’s
  original
  licensed
  music
  is
  still
  present.
• A
  new
  special
  closet
  has
  been
  added
  which
  lets
  players
  instantly
  dress
  Frank
  in
  any
  clothes
  they
  have
  found.
• A
  special
  outfit
  that
  makes
  Frank
  look
  like
  his
  original
  design
  has
  been
  added.
  ”
  We
  figured
  there
  would
  be
  people
  who
  prefer
  the
  old
  look
  as
  well,
  so
  you’ll
  be
  happy
  to
  know
  that
  you’ll
  be
  able
  to
  play
  with
  his
  look
  too,”
  said
  Murai.
• A
  Dead
  Rising
  2
  Chuck
  outfit
  can
  is
  seen
  in
  the
  closet.
• The
  mall’s
  bee
  mascot
  has
  been
  added
  as
  a
  special
  outfit
  as
  well.
  It’s
  a
  rather
  large
  outfit,
  so
  during
  the
  gameplay
  pieces
  of
  it
  were
  clipping
  through
  the
  scenery,
  which
  Morimoto
  and
  Murai
  had
  a
  good
  laugh
  at.
• The
  duo
  announced
  that
  the
  
  Dead
  Rising
  Deluxe
  Remaster
  physical
  edition
  will
  launch
  on
  November
  8.