Straight from the Nintendo Fall Press Conference is the montage reel that was played that showcased the various upcoming Wii games. This is the same reel that announced these games.

• Wii Music / Nintendo / Oct. 16, 2008
• Animal Crossing: City Folk / Nintendo / Nov. 20, 2008
• The Melancholy of Haruhi / Kadokawa Shoten / Nov. 27, 2008
• Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes / Capcom / Dec. 11, 2008
• 428 ~The World Doesn't Change Even So~ / Sega / Dec. 4, 2008
• Samba de Amigo / Sega...

"Let's face the grim reality before us: the new Silent Hill won't send you screaming to the soft, safe bosom of your closest loved one. But there are other games that will give you a sense of true terror. When you play these games alone, your mind will transform a simple shadow on the wall into a deadly phantom. Your sleep will be interrupted by the screaming of dying bodies. The daylight will be your respite, but the darkness of the setting sun will bring the fear born from these games back i..."

Capcom's website for the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2008 has went up today, along with the publisher's current lineup for the show:

• [PS3/360] Biohazard 5 (Resident Evil 5)
• [WII] Monster Hunter 3
• [NDS] Gyakuten Kenji
• [PS3/360] Street Fighter IV
• [WII] Dead Rising: Zombie Sacrifice (Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop)
• [PSP] Sengoku BASARA Battle Heroes
• [PS3/360] Bionic Commando
• [WII] Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes
• [PS2] Fate/unlimited codes
• [NDS] Ryuusei no Rockman 3: Black Ace ...

"Capcom says: "Some of our popular software titles have provocative graphics and text, such as violent and grotesque scenes. Accordingly, in the event of violent incidents and other criminal cases involving juveniles, we may be subject to a smear campaign by some sections of the mass media which often point out the correlation between crime and games."

We imagine Capcom is referring to the upcoming release of the sure to be brilliant Resident Evil 5, which is guaranteed to feature generous ..."

"What are the best-selling games in America, Japan, and Europe (UK) this week? Thanks to Amazon online sales data here are the games that are the most popular now.

Mario Kart Wii races back to the first place on the Wii chart. After a price drop to $20, Dead Rising “rises” to the top of the Xbox 360 chart. Grand Theft Auto IV remains on the top of the PS3 chart. Yakuza 2 debuts in first place on the PS2 charts. Spore debuts globally on #1 in the PC top 5. Mario Kart DS returns to first plac..."

Gametrailers has revealed the debut gameplay video for the Wii's Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. Here we get a glimpse of the changes in this version, including: new enemies, different locations for the bosses, and the dreaded inclusion of the "Wiimote waggle" ...



It's understandable that the Wii version cannot process thousands of zombies on screen at one time, but let's hope that Chop Til You Drop can handle a few more zombies than this video shows.

Discuss in the Dead Risi...

"Dead Rising: Chop Til You Drop for the Nintendo Wii is not a game for members of the press. It's nearly impossible for us to look at the game objectively after spending countless hours playing the highly superior Xbox 360 original. It's like reading War and Peace and then trying to fully appreciate the Cliff Notes version. It can't begin to approach the level of polish, complexity, and the overall experience of the original, plus your friends might laugh at you if they catch you buying it. As..."

Gametrailers has revealed the debut trailer for the Wii's Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. Here we get a glimpse at the gameplay as well as the dreaded Wiimote-waggle icon ...



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The Games Convention in Leipzig quite clearly is being overrun with zombies. Not just content with enlisting the aid of Agent G in The House of the Dead: Overkill, the convention-goers enlist the aid of photojournalist Frank West, as he valiant efforts are chronicled in new screens for the latest port from Capcom: Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop.

Dead Rising will be redone using the Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition engine, using its control style adapted to the Williamette mall where Frank mu...

"Famitsu have uploaded a set of new screenshots for Dead Rising: Chop Til You Drop for the Wii. Here's what you should expect: helpful in-action shots displaying how the game's waggle controls will work for stuff like combat. You should also expect to see the Res 4-style shooting mechanic in action. Here's what you shouldn't expect: more zombies than the last time you saw it. Capcom may have said they're hoping to get around 100 on-screen, but that's obviously something they're working on later."

"Violent video games were around long before Grand Theft Auto and Dead Rising showed kids the fun of drunk driving and hitting golf balls into a crowded food court.

Here are some early generation video games that set the bloody tone for today's games. Even if you're too young to remember these, your parents probably played them, whether they admit it or not ...

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"If you like RE4 Wii's control scheme, you're going to love this.

I think it's important to note: this isn't a port. This is recreated from the ground up for the Wii. So while it borrows things like story and location, there are many changes from the 360 beyond the obvious graphical ones."

"Capcom®, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced that Dead Rising™: Chop Till You Drop is in development for the Wii™ home video game system. Based on the critically acclaimed Dead Rising™, which has sold in excess of one million units since its release in 2006, Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop is scheduled to hit store shelves this Winter.

Taking advantage of the same proven technology that brought Resident Evil® 4 so successfully to Wii, Dead Rising: Ch..."

"To men huddled around the big tables at Capcom HQ, the idea of porting yet another big-selling, zombie-based title to the Wii must sound like a no-brainer! You've got to wonder, though, whether they consulted with the tech guys before pushing forward with the project. Because as far as the 360 version was concerned, the thing that stopped it from being an awful beat-em up and made it such an awesome game were the hundreds of zombies the 360 could process. From these screens, it doesn't look l..."

"We heard Wednesday that Dead Rising, one of the more memorable sandbox games on the Xbox 360, is coming to the Wii, but now we've got further details on the game translated directly from the Famitsu article that made the revelation. The new port, called Dead Rising: Zombie Sacrifice in Japan, will feature all manner of new features and expanded gameplay -- and as producer and director Minoru Nakai discussed with Weekly Famitsu magazine this week, it's all part of an effort to make the notorio..."

In the latest issue of Japanese weekly magazine Famitsu, it was revealed that Capcom will be porting the Xbox 360 zombie survival horror Dead Rising to a Wii console near you.

The game will try to be as close to the 360 source as it can, and will feature extra content such as a new boss and changes to the weapons, along with other things not mentioned. Difficulty will be made easier, and camera and controls will be modified apparently to be more like Resident Evil 4.

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"The March issue of EGM should be arriving for subscribers around this time, and as usual Quartermann has some rumors for us, and particularly juicy ones at that!

The one I am most interested in is that Dead Rising 2 is in the works (ya think?) for multiple consoles, but instead of Capcom developing it directly, a Los Angeles based developer is taking care of it. Dead Rising 2 rumors seem to have become a sort of fad, something that people will throw out there just for some news. I hope thi..."

"A Nordic distributor, Pan Vision, has a listing for Dead Rising and had a release date of Sept. 25th, 2007 in Sweden, along with other European countries. The date was pulled shortly after Pan Vision was asked questions, but they did confirm that their sources at Capcom state that the game would be coming before the end of the year."

"There has been no official announcement of a sequel to Dead Rising," said Chris Kramer, director of public relations Capcom Entertainment. "Any rumors of an official announcement are erroneous. The Famitsu article was part of its rumor column, not a news story. Additionally, we will not be making any announcements at tomorrow's Gamer's Day"