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- Fans want a remaster of Dead Rising 2: Off the Record.
- Even Jas Patrick, new actor of Frank West, asks for one.
- Capcom's survey hints at possible future Deluxe Remasters of other games.
The voice actor of the protagonist Frank West in Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster encouraged fans to ask for a remaster of Dead Rising 2: Off the Record in a new survey from Capcom. Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster has just been released to positive reception. This new remaster features a complete graphical overhaul of the original zombie action classic, giving Frank West a makeover and a new voice actor in the process.
Dead Rising 2: Off the Record is a standalone adventure published in 2011. With Dead Man Rising 2 having introduced a new protagonist in Chuck Greene, Dead Rising 2: Off the Record saw the return of fan favorite Frank West. Interestingly, instead of telling a new story with Frank, Out of the minutes presents essentially the exact same narrative as Dead Man Rising 2but simply replaces Chuck with Frank West.
Shortly after the release of Dead Rising Deluxe Remasterthe voice behind this updated version of Frank West, Jas Patrick, took to Twitter urging fans of the franchise to ask Capcom for a remastered version of Dead Rising 2: Off the Record in the latest poll from the publisher. The poll asks fans if they would like to see more Dead man rising again games in the future, offering options for Deluxe Remasters of Dead Man Rising 2 Through Dead Man Rising 4included Out of the minutesa complete remake of one of the games and a completely new game Dead man rising again game. Many fans agreed with Patrick, and many also mentioned a desire to see updated versions of smaller games like Case Zero AND West Case.
DRDR's Jas Patrick Wants Dead Rising 2: Off the Record Remaster
It seems that Dead Man Rising 2 It is highly requested by fans who want Capcom to give it the Deluxe Remastering treatment, but it wouldn't make sense for Capcom to do separate remasters of both Dead Man Rising 2 and his Out of the minutes counterpart, as they are essentially the same game with a swapped protagonist. That said, it's easy to imagine Capcom making an “Off the Record” mode in the potential Dead Rising 2 Deluxe Remaster that swaps Chuck with Frank West. Capcom's survey also asked fans if they would like to see Deluxe Remasters of games from some of its other franchises, such as Dinosaur Crisis, Onimusha, Lost Planet, Dark Huntersand also Resident EvilIt seems that the Resident Evil the franchise is now beyond remasters with all the critically acclaimed remakes Capcom has made in recent years, but a Dinosaur Crisis The revival is certainly much requested by many Capcom fans.
Since Capcom is just conducting a survey on what fans would like to see in the future Dead man rising againthe next one Deluxe Remasteringif that happens, it is likely years away. For now, though Dead Rising Deluxe RemasterThe initial launch was digital-only, but Xbox and PlayStation fans can look forward to a physical release later this fall on November 8.
