Depending on the player’s skill, some may not be so fortunate as each rescue needs to be undertaken in a set time period, therefore players may need to delay completion of a case in order to save a fellow human.

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An absolute rotting putrid corpse of a videogame. There are still psychopath boss battles, just less than the 360 version. Surviving Jeffrey Epstein The fetch quests didn't seem as tedious on the 360 because you could juggle more than one at a time.

From the dull thud of a pipe to the thwack of a golf club, most of the weapons have their own unique sound, though they don't sound as powerful coming through the Wii Remote speaker. This game is fun to play and I never found the gameplay mechanics to be tedious. Chop Till You Drop is not too bad, but if you have an Xbox 360 Dead Rising is a much better purchase.

Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop is the story of a group of humans trapped in a mall overrun by zombies. The game is split into a series of individual cases, all of which Frank must complete in order to gain vital information that allow him to piece together the truth behind the horrendous epidemic. I recommend Chop Till You Drop to gamers who found the 360 version to difficult or stressful do to the time limits and gave up on it yet still want to know how it ends, Wii owners who wanted to play it but didn't have a 360, or gamers who just want to see how the game works and is different on the Wii. If Frank is running low on health he can pay a visit to one of the many restaurants or cafes for a meal in order to restore his energy and continue the fight.

Like in the original, the voice acting is horrible, though the frequent nonsensical strings of dialogue are funny in a seemingly unintentional way.

It also suffers from a series of problems that make it frustrating at times.

The team that created Re4 is the team that work on chop til you drop, and it shows. The free-roaming zombie-slaying of Dead Rising is unique on the Wii, and even though Chop Till You Drop has its fare shair of flaws, it's a welcome addition to …

New foes, including giant stun-gun wielding zombies and deadly accurate gun-toting zombies, spice up the action and keep you on your toes. Fans of the Xbox 360 original may balk at the changes and downgraded visuals, but those unfamiliar with Dead Rising will find a pleasingly action-packed game here. It is truly one of the greatest parts of the game and it's gone. Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop is the company's third …

By his second day in the zombie-infested complex, Frank is knee-deep in conspiracy theories, needy survivors, and of course, brain-hungry zombies. The menus look like something out of the 16-bit era, but they're not dealbreakers. The idea is nice but the execution is lacking - that's not a bad summary for Chop Till You Drop as a whole, an experience that could have been much better than it is.

Unfortunately, the most common of the additions--zombie poodles and grenade-dropping parrots--could be in the running for the most annoying enemies in game history.

It's easy to tell that the original Dead Rising wasn't built with the Wii in mind.

The developers fixed a number of issues from the 360 version, but created some more in the process.

Sure its got some issues, but so did the 360's version and no matter which system you play it on it's fantastic either way.

The visuals are above average for the Wii and, aside from some frequent zombie pop-in and fuzzy textures, the Willamette mall looks good.

At some point during his transition to the Wii, Frank has lost the ability to jump, which severely hampers his zombie-evading skills. Chop Till You Drop requires constant trips to and from the security room to pick up new missions.

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