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Bringing the sexy back to zombie games? Playboy magazine strikes a deal with developer Capcom for the upcoming (!) Dead Rising 2.


Seems Playboy magazine wants to be involved in the gaming world.  Having establishing the inclusion of authentic magazine content within the soon to be released 2K Games title Mafia 2, now the long standing men's magazine will appear in Capcom's next zombie bashing game.

Capcom has dropped iTWire the following details on the deal:

Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today confirmed that it has partnered with Playboy magazine to have content from the iconic publication featured in its forthcoming title Dead Rising 2, scheduled for release later this year for the Xbox 360®, PlayStation®3 and PC platforms.

Players that discover the Playboy magazine in the game will receive a unique and special upgrade for Chuck Greene, the main character in Dead Rising 2. Furthermore, players will come across Playboy ads and billboards that will feature specially selected issues from the magazine's 57-year history. The new magazine system for Dead Rising 2, which will feature Playboy along with various other publications, is an evolution of the popular book system from the original Dead Rising game. Along with the special Playboy issue, there will be a variety of different themed magazines that Chuck will be able to pick up for bonuses to use to help fend off the zombie hordes along the way.

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