Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop

Besieged in a shopping mall by hordes of the undead, Frank West has only the contents of the stores to defend himself. Frank will leave you speechless as he confronts the hungry horde with everything he can find, from the frying pan to the lawnmower. A real hit at the launch of the Xbox 360, Dead Rising arrives on Wii in a version specially designed for the Nintendo console and running on the Resident Evil 4 engine. We find Frank West, a journalist who came to cover the strange events in the city of Willamette. Quickly, he finds himself trapped with other survivors (some of whom are rather shady), in the middle of an army of zombies. Chop Till You Drop abandons the reporting aspect in favor of pure action with a Resident Evil-style over-the-shoulder view and of course the ability to use the Wiimote to smash zombies with the multitude of available weapons. The game's producer announces a hundred enemies on the screen simultaneously, which promises real carnage. This version is also more accessible with more frequent save points and the disappearance of the 72-hour limit.