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Plot Out Your Stay In Fortune City
For some, planning a vacation is nearly as exciting as the trip itself. (Talk to Meagan, if you don't believe me.) Admittedly, there is something relaxing about researching and plotting ahead of time, knowing that all that work will save you time when you arrive at your destination. If you're planning on visiting Fortune City in the next few months, Capcom has released a map that's bound to make your life easier.
The map, posted on Visit Fortune City, shows off the places Chuck Greene will be able to explore while he's in town. Not knowing which areas are blocked off from the start does put a damper on planning everything, but it's nice to have an idea of where the individual stores and save points bathrooms are.
If you haven't done so already, be sure to check out our Dead Rising 2 hub for more information than you can shake a severed hand at.
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