Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Update 1.040 Released for Auto-Pause When Controller Disconnects, Bug Fixes
Capcom has a fresh batch of bug fixes in store for Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster update 1.040 today, which is now available on all platforms. With this update, the game will automatically pause the game if your controller disconnects, and there’s a host of bug fixes as well listed in the official patch notes below.
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Update 1.040 Brings New Quality-of-Life Feature
Xbox Series X | S / PlayStation®5 / Steam
New features and balance fixes
- The Pause Menu will now open automatically when the controller is disconnected.
Various bug fixes
- Fixed a bug causing the number of PP earned on the current playthrough displayed on the Results Screen to be calculated incorrectly on Casual difficulty.
- Fixed a bug causing the number of PP earned for Photo Score on the Results Screen to be calculated incorrectly.
- Fixed a bug preventing the right voice clip to be played for Frank when earning 5000 PP or more when taking a picture.
- Fixed a bug preventing a voice clip to be played for Frank when leveling up.
- Fixed a bug occasionally preventing the passage of time to return to normal when selecting Advance Time, then fast-forwarding, and then canceling the fast-forward.
- Fixed a bug occasionally preventing the number of days survived in ∞ MODE from being displayed correctly after dying.
- Fixed a bug occasionally preventing the reward costume from unlocking when completing the Marathon Runner Challenge.
Note: If this bug occurred for you, you can unlock the costume after applying this update by loading save data where the requirements have already been met. - Fixed a bug preventing the player from hitting zombies outside of the shopping mall with the sniper rifle.
- Fixed a bug causing survivors to get stuck on some corpses.
- Fixed a bug causing characters thrown using the Hammer Throw skill to hit only a small area of other characters.
- Various other minor bug fixes.
Steam
Various bug fixes
- Fixed a bug causing the movement area of the camera to be smaller than intended when using a mouse and moving it around very quickly.
This is the second patch for the zombie game players received this month, as the one released previously added a new Casual difficulty mode and more.
[Source: Capcom]
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