If I’m going to go out of my way to get clothing in Dead Rising 2, I’m much more attracted to being a ninja. Lord knows how much they loved releasing clothing items in the first game and I expect this one to be no different. The DLC, if we get it in the US, does appeal to my interests but I suspect its value will be little more than aesthetic. I couldn’t care less about missing out the cards, as I have enough clutter in my house already and all the combinations will no doubt be on the internet within a few days of release. Capcom has stated that this content will later be available to everyone for a fee. Combo Weapons: Players can combine two everyday items using duct tape to create the ultimate zombie killing creations such as the Portamower and Paddlesaw. By combining those two items in the Maintenance Room, you will receive the Wingman. The first one can be acquired by mixing two Orange Juices and the second one is the orange worm which falls out of dead zombies (after giving Katy the second Zombrex). A piece of downloadable content called “Paradise Pack (Psycho)” has been announced as a pre-order bonus but its contents remain a mystery. Wingman - a secret card that you will receive after combining two items: Nectar and Queen. If that’s not enough to sway folks, a bit of additional content usually paves the way. The full set consists of thirty-one cards, each with their own recipe which can be applied in the game, and buyers will get three of these pieces of colored paper to call their very own. The first enticement are replicas of cards Chuck collects in the game which offer inspiration for weapon combinations. Capcom has announced what Japanese gamers have to look forward to if they’re early purchasers of Dead Rising 2.

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