PlayStation LifeStyle writes:
In the latest issue of PlayStation: The Official Magazine UK, much new information has surfaced about already announced games. However there is one game mentioned that hasn't yet been officially announced for the PlayStation 3.
Trevor Walker said: Fighting games have always been able to simultaneously experiment and innovate while staying true to their roots in the best of ways. Mechanics change, crossovers take place, and evolution occurs. One of the best examples of all three can be seen in the coveted guest character.
Dead or Alive 5 debuted 10 years ago today, ushering in a new era of AAA free-to-play gaming which has since become commonplace.
I really wish "free-to-play" got a different name. Because, yeah, you can play (part of) the game for free, but then they hypercharge you for DLC. Nearly 1000 credits to get all the DLC? Damn.
Worse decision ever for the gamer. Over emphasis on fan service nonsense and micro transactions than making a great fighting game.
Use to love the game as a Virtual Fighter offshoot and competitor to VF and Tekken. Won't touch this current incarnation with a 10 foot pole. You know there was something wrong when they tried to charge for hair color.
Do people really not realize there was a full release of this game? I've seen this pop up a few times and it always baffles me that people talk as if DOA5 was only F2P. I still have the Last Round disc that includes all characters, maps and most outfits
Truly the best in the series. If you only want one DOA this is the one to get right here.
I (Robin Ek, TGG) was just informed that it appears as if Jonathan Holmes (writer for Nintendo Force and Destructoid) have stated that the DOA series promotes beating of women. So, here's my take on the matter.
Oh my days! That journalist must be constantly triggered by fighting games, but then I don't understand why he just doesn't quit if he can't handle the scripted actions of pixels.
@SaveFerris
"Absolutely. There are lots of women who take part in contact sports willingly because they enjoy it, and not just martial arts, but also rugby and rugby league."
- Yep, I like American Football more than Rugby though ;)
Jonathan Holmes is a liberal snowflake. Quick Mr. Holmes aka Captain No Manhood call on the developers of DOA to make a safe space in game for these women. The amount of mentally unstable people on earth is hilarious, but also extremely scary at the same time.
BUHAHA
Don't include women in fighting/shooting games = sexist because women are equal
Put women in = sexist because it promotes domestic violence
Glad to hear this, about time we got DOA again, wasn't fair 360 having Tekken and DOA to itself.
Yay? I'm not really a fan of the series...I'm sure some people are excited for this.
Not surprised. With Itagaki (aka 360 bumboy of Tecmo) out of the picture, the team can finally progress and hopefully take credit without that pr*ck of a man getting all the glory.
Tbh, f*ck DOA. It's only good for it's character designs
DOA4 is a great game on the Xbox 360 marred only by the poor design of the horrible d pad on the controller. That was the ONLY game that made me truly miss going back to the 360. However, the constant memory of system failures promptly brought me back to reality. The 3D fighting genre is the one area that I feel the PS3 is lacking in. Although VF5 may or may not be a quality title, its lack of online multiplayer prevented me from getting into the series. SC4 has been holding me over for a long time. I chose not to get involved with Tekken 6 because SC4 has so many technical issues. (Same developer/publisher). I really hope to hear something about Tears For Blood this year. Anyways, I'm looking forward to an official announcement from Tecmo/Team Ninja/Sony. Which reminds me; start my unopened Sigma and go purchase Sigma 2. Happy gaming every1!!
I love this series....it's easy to get into, but most importantly my wife likes it and it's easy for her to play! Huge deal for me!