Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster will no longer reward players for taking risque photos of humans and zombies, as it's gotten rid of one of the original game's photography categories.
From what we've seen of Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster so far, it seems like it's keeping most of the 2006 game's content intact while adding in some quality-of-life features to make things a little more accessible after 18 years. That being said, there have already been a few examples of things being edited to represent how tastes have changed over the years.
And from the looks of it, Capcom isn't altering all that much anyway.
One example of this is Larry the Butcher, whose appearance has been completely swapped from his original design due to it being an offensive caricature. Beyond that, it also seems that Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster is toning down some of the 2006 game's sexual content, including changing Cherly's outfit to be less revealing. That's just the first step, though.
As pointed out by VGC and reported by Famitsu, Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster has somewhat unsurprisingly removed the original game's "Erotica" photography category. In the 2006 release, Frank would be rewarded for taking risque photos...
