Nevada

The State of Nevada is one of the 50 states of the United States of America.
== Description ==
Nevada is a western U.S. state, located east of California, southeast of Oregon, south of Idaho, west of Utah, and northwest of Arizona. It is one of the three states that is part of the Mojave Desert, the other two being southern California and western Arizona. It is called “The Silver State” as its official nickname.
Nevada is home to Las Vegas, a famous gambling city, and Area 51, a supposed base that contains information about aliens.
== Geography ==
Nevada mostly consists of deserts and canyons, with there hardly being any forests. There are mostly arid grasslands and small canyons to the north, and vast desert to the south. However, on the western Nevada/eastern California state line, it consists of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, a large amount of mountains separating the two states. There are some forests on these mountains, including a famous lake known as Lake Tahoe.
== Biography (Real-Life) ==
Nevada has yet to make a real-life appearance, although California and Arizona made appearances. However, Nevada is depicted in a video game or based off by a video game location.
== Dead Rising ==
=== Las Vegas and Still Creek Outbreaks, 2008 ===
Nevada is the main setting for Dead Rising 2 and its DLC’s: Case Zero and Case West.
Case Zero took place in a small fictional town known as Still Creek, somewhere fifty-miles outside of Las Vegas. Chuck Greene, a motorcross superstar, who barely escaped a zombie-infested Vegas alive with his now-infected daughter, Katey, stopped in town to gas up his truck and to administer a dose of a drug called Zombrex to Katey to keep her from turning into a zombie for the next 12 hours. Unfortunately, Chuck’s truck gets stolen with the boxes of Zombrex he had inside. Just as this happened, Chuck and Katey noticed zombies emerging from the town and the two rushed inside the gas station, where the two of them would be safe. Chuck went on to search the town’s quarantine zone for Katey’s dose of Zombrex by 7:00 P.M.. He succeeded and found a wrecked bike frame that could be restored to working condition. However, Chuck overheard a dead military soldier’s radio that there will be backup arriving in town by that night and will capture anyone within town. Chuck then spent his afternoon searching for parts to rebuild the bike and escape town. Eventually, he finally restored the bike and after administering Katey’s dose of Zombrex, he prepared to ride off with her on the bike when they were suddenly approached by mechanic Jed Wright, who noticed Katey’s infection and expressed his desire to “add her to his collection”, deeming her a zombie. Chuck noticed that Jed wanted to kill her and tried to hold him off as Katey hid in the nearby junkyard. Although Jed overpowered Chuck and proceeded to go outside and look for her, Chuck confronted him again and told him that he is going to have to kill him to get to her. Although Jed demanded for Chuck to step down, he refused and proceeded to fight him. After a lengthy fight, Chuck finally dazed him to the point where Jed stumbled across the junkyard, telling him that he only prevented the inevitable and sooner or later, someone will kill Katey. However, as he stumbled once more, he bumped into a stacked-up car, which slid off the stack and crushed Jed alive as Chuck watched. After reuniting with Katey, the two quickly got on the bike and proceeded to ride out of the garage, only to be spotted by the military back-up, who demanded that they surrender for screening and will shoot if they did not comply. Chuck ignored them and proceeded to ride away from the military and escape Still Creek. The next morning, Chuck noticed his truck, now wrecked and pulled off to the side of the road. Chuck proceeded to open the door to reveal the thief had died, with birds flying out. Chuck then took his signature motocross jacket from the truck as well as a few boxes of Zombrex and Katey’s picture. After Chuck reassured Katey that he would not stop until she was safe, the two rode off into the desert.
=== Fortune’s End, 2011 (Official) ===
Three years later, Chuck and Katey finally made their way to a Vegas-styled resort known as Fortune City, where Chuck was to take part in a pay-per-view game show, Terror is Reality, where contestants would kill zombies for money, with Chuck doing it to pay for Zombrex that he still needed to give to Katey.
=== Aftermath of Fortune’s End and Phenotrans Facility Outbreak ===
Some time after Chuck was ambushed by zombie TK in the shelter’s elevator, he was shown to still be alive, but barely fending off TK. Eventually, he was pinned down once again, but before he could be killed, the elevator doors opened and TK was suddenly bashed in the head with a baseball bat by Frank West, a famous photojournalist, who exposed the Willamette Incident in Colorado roughly five years ago in 2006. The two, however, had a bitter introduction as Frank noticed that Chuck was all over the TV and the latter attempted to explain that Phenotrans set him up. Chuck then attempted to reenter the city to find more evidence that linked Phenotrans to the outbreak, but was stopped by Frank, reminding him that the military was going to level Fortune City at any second, but informed him of a facility west of the city and allowed Chuck to come but warned him about being a part of the outbreak, but before he could finish, Chuck once again reminded him that he did not do it and asked if Frank was in on it to get himself back into the limelight, which Frank defended and stated that there was more to it than that and proceeded to take a dose of Zombrex due to his infection back during the Willamette Incident.
The two later arrived at the facility and managed to infiltrate it.
== Locations ==
* Las Vegas
=== Dead Rising ===
* Still Creek
* Fortune City
* Phenotrans Facility
=== Far Cry ===
== Trivia ==
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