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Flamethrower: This specialized weapon fits a niche role.

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On higher difficulties, the SMG will barely faze tougher enemies - use it with caution and upgrade it gradually over the course of the game.

SMG: This rapid-fire weapon is best used against weaker zombies such as skeletons.

Don’t get trigger happy, though: ammo is painfully limited. Perhaps the single most useful weapon in Dead Nation, the Shotgun makes mincemeat out of the toughest zombies.

Shotgun: Upgrade early and upgrade often.

The powershot can also snipe out a dangerous target in the middle of a crowd.

Rifle: Limitless ammo makes this a handy fallback, and its charged “powershot” drills through a crowd like a hot knife through butter.

Rushing (L2) will slough off any harmful substances and get you back in the fight. Flames and poison goo will melt down your health bar in milliseconds. If you’re having trouble surviving, equip ArmoShell armor upgrades at the next Weapon Shop to boost your defense. Shoot it to create a noisy diversion Melee it (R2) to gain a quick health boost. Soda machines are scattered throughout the environments, and can provide one of two effects.

If you’re low on life and facing long odds, grab that next health kit after you regenerate and you’ll come out ahead. Your character automatically regenerates 20% of his or her life bar. Ammo comes first! Remember to buy ammunition and items before spending all your cash on upgrades and new weapons.Dead Nation is riddled with secret nooks and crannies loaded with item boxes and cash, and you’ll need every last dollar if you want to max out all of your gear. Take some time to venture off the main path. Car trunks always contain gold, so be sure to loot them at every opportunity. Tap R2 - you’ll squash it and gain bonus cash. Topped off on life? Don’t let that health kit go to waste. If you’re strapped for cash, wait for each box to turn gold before opening it. Glowing blue boxes always carry ammo all other boxes alternate between red (score multiplayer) and gold (money for weapons and upgrades). For maximum cash, stay as close as possible to the carnage. Those gold and red orbs that gush from defeated zombies? They boost your cash and score multiplier, respectively, but their value decreases rapidly over distance. Use them regularly or suffer the consequences! It’s tempting to solve every problem with bullets, but equipment like flares and mines are absolute lifesavers. If you hear the music kick into overdrive, ready a powerful weapon! But, more importantly, it can give you clues about the next threat. Dead Nation’s dynamic soundtrack gets the blood pumping.

With practice, you can use this technique to direct the Jumper right into a zombie crowd with lethal results. When you hear its distinctive shriek, Rush away.

Trick the Jumper into smashing other zombies.

That telltale red warning light is your cue to open fire - the resulting racket will bring every nearby zombie running, giving you time to slink away before the ensuing explosion. So no excuses: Reload at every opportunity! Stuck in a reload animation just as a mob is closing in? Jam on the melee button (R2) to fend off the onrushing zombies - it won’t interrupt your reload progress. To be a real melee monster, collect fashionable ExoGear armor pieces hidden throughout the game and equip them at the Weapon Shop. Melee attacks (R2) knock away all zombies, even those lurking behind you, so it’s a must for crowd control. But even the Rush won’t save you from the dreaded Cutter… Use it to dodge angry Bombies, power through a zombie crowd, or sprint over flames. Pressing L2 grants you a burst of speed that makes you untouchable for a nanosecond.

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Despite the new additions made to the PS4 version all the advice below still holds true and should help you on your way to the top of the leaderboards.

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To celebrate the release of Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition we thought it timely to re-surface the following set of tips and tricks originally posted in 2010 following the release of the PS3 original.