Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster vs Original - 15 BIGGEST CHANGES

From a nearly-forgotten IP after the underwhelming Dead Rising 4 to an incredible resurrection with its remaster, the Dead Rising franchise looks better than ever. Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster isn't quite a remake and goes beyond being a simple remaster, but offers some significant leaps over the original.

These include quality-of-life features like phone calls from Otis no longer being interrupted, full voice acting (with nine languages supported), auto-save, and a fast-forward function. There's even a new Standard control scheme for easier execution of techniques and moving while aiming (though Classic controls are still available).

That's not even delving into the visuals, which benefit from improved textures, facial expressions, and more on top of 4K/60 FPS support. Here are 15 of the biggest differences between Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster and the 2006 original. The former is out on September 19th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.