Dead Rising 3 is a ton of fun

It's just about disaster recovery for me. Power cuts during auto-save onto the one slot, and you're done. The 'convenience' then wipes out your game.

It's happened to me twice in one weekend: once a freak storm that went from sunny to dark as night in the afternoon to losing power within three minutes, the next day a car hit a pole during my save. Both were after two hour long item dungeons in PS2's Disgaea where you're not allowed to save. Luckily, I was flipping between saves, so I 'only' lost those 2 hours each time instead of 75 hours of progress. You should always be able to choose save slots.

Happens to me, too. It never did before, but after I lost power for over a day in that ice storm two weeks ago, that exact issue starting plaguing me.

I find if I back out to the main screen and then quit via the Xbox One home, I'm fine and can go right to MP the next day. And I stay signed in.

That's about me, though I still wouldn't mind them beefing up the number of players.

Christ, who cares? I'm 42 and the first game I played was on a promo console in a Sears and looked like this. And it was crazy fun. Complaining about 720 or 1080 is so stupid. It means nothing.

The real morons are the ones who give EA more money than Madden 25 costs to buy bundles of ultimate team card packs. Spending $62.49 for a 'discount' on cards for a mode that should be totally free isn't any 'savings'.

They put a lot of emphasis on wall-jumping in the tutorial, but it's really never used in the heat of battle since you're usually out in the open. It's really is just CoD in mechs, which means the good and bad are there. Luckily I love CoD, so I'm fine, though already quick-scopers are ruining things a bit.

You don't need codes. It's open to all on Xbox One.

Of all the FPS games I've played that weren't Call of Duty, this is the one I liked the most. The controls are accessible and it has nice, rapid action. But I do see quick-scoping (or at least attempts at it) quite a bit. *sigh*

The only odd thing is there's a good bit of time spent on wall-walking and jumping between walls, but in actual gameplay I don't think I've used it once Since there aren't really corridors and pits in the open world of fighting titans.

Because the achievement's there, so I want to get it if I can. It's why I wish games were much shorter, so playing a second time wouldn't be such a chore.