Yes, Virginia, there are Dead Rising 2 spoilers.
Dead Rising 2 has two betrayal "plot twists" in it, but neither of them really comes as a surprise because everyone's treating you like an asshole from the moment you hit Start. The only way the betrayals could have been a surprise would be if Katey was the real mastermind behind the whole thing, if the headphones and Game Boy she's playing throughout the game turned out to be how she's getting messages from and directing her minions while you're jumping through hoops to get Zombrex to her in time. (And why the hell can't you just give it to the girl who's in the room watching her the whole time? Even if you don't trust the only person with a speaking role who's been nice to you all game, "Take this life-giving medicine and give it to my child if I don't make it back from fighting hordes of undead in the precise window when she needs to take it" doesn't seem like an unreasonable thing to ask a babysitter.)
Even the people who aren't in on the conspiracy seem a bit too ready to believe your guilt. "So, while you were on TV fighting zombies, someone wearing your jacket and helmet, (Which, you being a professional athlete and celebrity, anyone can probably get from any Foot Locker or souvenir stand.) unlocked the zombie cage and made sure to keep their back to the camera and your name on the jacket in view the whole time? And even if this happened after the show, there are at least two witnesses who can verify that you were in the locker room all this time? Yep, you're guilty."
But the Most Obviously Going To Betray You award has to go to The Twins. "Hey, there's that guy we're setting up to be our patsy. Should we allay his suspicions by acting like we like him and flirting, maybe making him think he's got a chance at a threesome with us? NAH! Let's go be really bitchy to him and question his manhood. That'll endear us to him."
Dead Rising 2 has two betrayal "plot twists" in it, but neither of them really comes as a surprise because everyone's treating you like an asshole from the moment you hit Start. The only way the betrayals could have been a surprise would be if Katey was the real mastermind behind the whole thing, if the headphones and Game Boy she's playing throughout the game turned out to be how she's getting messages from and directing her minions while you're jumping through hoops to get Zombrex to her in time. (And why the hell can't you just give it to the girl who's in the room watching her the whole time? Even if you don't trust the only person with a speaking role who's been nice to you all game, "Take this life-giving medicine and give it to my child if I don't make it back from fighting hordes of undead in the precise window when she needs to take it" doesn't seem like an unreasonable thing to ask a babysitter.)
Even the people who aren't in on the conspiracy seem a bit too ready to believe your guilt. "So, while you were on TV fighting zombies, someone wearing your jacket and helmet, (Which, you being a professional athlete and celebrity, anyone can probably get from any Foot Locker or souvenir stand.) unlocked the zombie cage and made sure to keep their back to the camera and your name on the jacket in view the whole time? And even if this happened after the show, there are at least two witnesses who can verify that you were in the locker room all this time? Yep, you're guilty."
But the Most Obviously Going To Betray You award has to go to The Twins. "Hey, there's that guy we're setting up to be our patsy. Should we allay his suspicions by acting like we like him and flirting, maybe making him think he's got a chance at a threesome with us? NAH! Let's go be really bitchy to him and question his manhood. That'll endear us to him."