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Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop Box Art Released

November 22, 2008 in News comments 8

Electronic Theatre hosts the UK Box Art for the Wii exclusive sequel to Dead Rising, Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop, officially released by Capcom earlier today...

Capcom have released an image of the European Box Art for the forthcoming Wii exclusive release, Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. Now officially stamped with a BBFC 18 Certificate – as if there was ever any doubt...
kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »
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    FinalFantasyFanaticc Nov 22, 08
    Gotta say capcom really messed up with this, In all honesty it should have went to the PS3 and just been a port >_>
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    Stefan Nov 22, 08
    why is this game not going to the ps3?
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    Storm Nov 22, 08
    This game is only a port, not a sequel I believe. It's specifically being made for the Wii, to utilize it's unique style. That wouldn't bode well for the PS3, as making this multi-plat at this point would not show off PS3's power.

    If they ever make this for the PS3, it's better to do it as a separate project so that they can focus on the PS3, nothing more.
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      Final Blade Nov 22, 08
      And yet its coming out for the 360 as well, which again doesn't have Wii specs, so technically it is multiplat. Still its a stupid move imo. If the 360 is going to get this game, PS3 should as well.
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        Storm Nov 23, 08
        What? That makes no sense...why would it come out for the 360? It's practically the same game.
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        kevcothirtythree Nov 25, 08
        Since when is it coming to Xbox360 as well? "Chop Till You Drop" is effectively a renovation of the Xbox360 game for Wii; why would they port it back again?!
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        Final Blade Nov 25, 08
        I was actually going by this:

        *Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop [Wii, XBOX360]
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    Xeros the Slayer Nov 22, 08
    They moved Monster Hunter to the Wii, so dont count on Sony getting or keeping much from Capcom.

    I still say this is all revenge for when Sony turned down Capcom's original proposition for Resident Evil 4.

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