Well ladies and gents, the time has come. By the time most of you read this post, Dead Rising 2 will be out and available to the general public. I grabbed my own copy about two hours ago and I can already tell it’ll be hogging my 360 for quite some time. Given the short amount of time I’ve had with the game, this post is obviously not going to be a full review. For right now, I just wanted…

Dr. Zombie’s Review: I haven’t found a decent Wii gun yet, and Capcom’s attempt fails like all the others. Not any worse, mind you. It did just as poorly. Considering how much money gamers will slap down on their beloved game systems, I do not understand why a decent gun can’t be made. If Capcom had gone the extra mile they could have succeeded. The Snap Grip Reload is an awesome idea in theory and perhaps if it was designed…

The year is 2002. US Government Agents Leon S. Kennedy and Jack Krauser have been sent to South America to investigate the mysterious disappearance of young girls as well as rumors of a new viral outbreak. The events that unfold will recall a dark journey into the past where the betrayals and horrors of Resident Evil 2 and Code Veronica come full circle. Can memories of the past help stop the biological terror that has resurfaced to threaten the future…

I know there’s been some radio silence here at HZA, but I’ve got something to start some static. In Larry Hryb’s weekly video post on the 360, the good Major finally did something useful by announcing the XLN release date of Dead Rising 2: Case Zero. On August 31, Xbox 360 users can get their hands on this prequel to Dead Rising 2, set two years after the original game and three before the sequel. The Xbox.com page lists the…

It’s E3 time once again, which means the titans of the gaming industry are pulling out the howitzers and blowing a salivating public’s mind with what has been and promises to be one of the strongest gaming release seasons in a few years. This year’s show in particular has processor cooling systems across the country bracing for impact. I could spend this time to talk about Microsoft’s motion-based gaming peripheral, Kinect, and how it’s bad…so bad. Or David Garibaldi’s Epic…

From the D3 website : “A Japanese fan favorite now coming to our shores! The sexy sister duo Aya and Saki use their swords and their hotness to defend their city against a legion of killer zombies. The prequel to Onechanbara™: Bikini Zombie Slayers™, Onechanbara™: Bikini Samurai Squad™ features Aya, a descendant of the family known as IMICHI, meaning blood that goes out of control, reconciling with her sister, Saki, and living together in peace. Unfortunately for the sisters, the…