Capcom recently announced the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster during their ‘Capcom Next’ livestream, exciting fans, especially those on Xbox who can enjoy it in 4K at 60 frames per second when it launches in September. This upgraded version of the original Dead Rising for Xbox 360 promises a nostalgic yet improved zombie-hunting experience on the Xbox Series X|S. The announcement has also sparked questions about whether Capcom is working on Dead Rising 5.

While there’s no solid info about a sequel yet, fans are hopeful after the surprise Dead Rising remaster announcement. With Capcom’s recent success using the RE Engine in games like Resident Evil, many believe a new Dead Rising game for current consoles could be in the works.

Fans are excited about the idea of Dead Rising 5, wondering if Capcom will mix the funny parts of Dead Rising 4 with the serious tone of earlier games, using the RE Engine to make it even more immersive on Xbox consoles.

While Dead Rising 4 received mixed reviews, its unique holiday-themed setting and gameplay elements were still appreciated by many, suggesting that there is a solid foundation upon which Capcom could build for a new installment.

The prospect of a sequel that merges the best aspects of previous Dead Rising games, now enhanced by modern technology, has generated considerable enthusiasm both within the PX community and across gaming forums.

As fans await further updates from Capcom, the buzz around Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster and the possibility of a Dead Rising 5 continues to grow, prompting discussions about the future direction of this beloved franchise.