Dead Rising 2: How to make Chuck Greene look ridiculous

The clock is ticking. Zombies are everywhere, your daughter needs her medicine, and you have a limited amount of time to clear yourself of murder charges before the military arrives. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take some time to make Dead Rising 2’s Chuck Greene look as ridiculous as possible.

At least, that’s what Capcom seems to be hinting at with their recently announced plans for a staggered release of Dead Rising 2 DLC Theme Packs over the next few weeks. The DLC packs will be available for download via Xbox LIVE and PSN – and will include new skills, weapons, and hilariously horrible outfits for the game’s protagonist.

You can read the official descriptions of the perks for each outfit from Capcom below:

Psychopath Theme Pack: Available October 12, 2010
Psycho Chuck will be a zombie’s worst nightmare as his new “insane” look will make him more difficult to kill and give him a host of gruesome weapons including chainsaws, cleavers, axes and more. Zombies won’t stand a chance! 
 
Soldier of Fortune Theme Pack: Available October 19, 2010
With the soldier costume, you can “Rambo out” with double ammo, increased shooting accuracy, more firepower and increased headshot accuracy.  Chuck will also have a new special attack when using automatic weapons, spraying zombies with a hail of bullets.


 
Sports Theme Pack: Available October 26, 2010
For all you sports fans out there, this pack’s for you. Chuck’s damage will increase with sports-themed weapons. The new sports weapons (golf balls, basketballs, etc.) bounce more before stopping, allowing you to hit tons of zombies in one throw.  Chuck also has a new charge/tackle attack for taking zombies down in the ultimate blitz!
 
With the Sports Theme Pack, Chuck will also earn more from gambling, gain more health while eating and drinking (especially alcoholic drinks) and not get sick from drinking too much…

Ninja Theme Pack: Available November 2, 2010
Ninja Chuck will have a new “stealth mode” where the zombies have to be much closer to him to detect his presence. This gives Chuck the upper hand as he is harder to grab and be taken down by hoards of the undead.
 
Chuck’s damage is increased with sword-type weapons (broadswords, katanas, etc.) that have new special attacks. Stackable items and throwing items (nails, plates, gems, etc.) will also do more damage and Chuck’s throwing speed is increased.



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