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Scoops are timed side missions in Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster. They allow Frank to gain extra Prestige Points (Pp) to level up quickly. Certain Scoops also give more story context, or can prevent tragedies from occurring in future days. Several of them require progression in the main story cases, but some are reliant on other Scoops to be completed. If you fail either of the two, that Scoop will be inaccessible until you restart the game.

With the tight deadlines in every version of Dead Rising, expect to miss some Scoops on your first playthrough. Frank will begin the adventure at a low level, and might not have the skills to even safely reach some of the destinations in time. Consider waiting to complete every Scoop until a second try. You can then use all of that accumulated Pp to make a strong main character and focus on a particular ending.

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, the latest released Dead Rising version, has loads to handle once players jump into the gameplay. While the game has numerous zombies to fight, it has uncountable content to explore. Along with these, players must complete quests, including finding certain people called Survivors or fighting Psychopaths. Sometimes, both activities can be included in one mission.

These activities are thrilling, for sure. However, there’s a catch that players must keep in mind. These rescue missions must be done in the three in-game days and within the specific time frame. That’s tough and requires some help. So, below we have listed all the rescue processes of the Survivors.

Saving All Day 1 Survivor in Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster‘s all the Day 1 Survivors must be saved before the day ends.

The first day is comparatively easy as it works like a tutorial for Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster,...

The Daleks plans for the conquest of Earth have become even more audacious it seems as this week one was spotted holed up in a florists in Crawley, West Sussex. The hand built Dalek is adorned in flowers and wields a handbag - but don't be fooled, it is still a deathly killing machine. Just try telling that to shop owner Sally Mills. "We have had quite a bit of interest from people in the town "Everyone has asked questions. We are selling it for a friend, it has been a bit of...