The Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster isn't a clean stab at bringing the 2006 classic up to modern standards by any means, yet it's arguably the best way to experience photojournalist Frank West's supermarket dash-and-slash through Willamette Parkview Mall. Launched last year, the latest iteration of Dead Rising followed the studio's trend of having Denuvo anti-tamper tacked on, which, as always, went down like a cup of cold sick with a subsection of players. Now, as the remaster approaches its first anniversary, Capcom has stripped the DRM from its game, though it has been swiftly replaced.
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