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Tecmo has announced that it will hold a special Dead or Alive fashion show at E3. The show will commemorate the games in the Dead or Alive series and apparently provide a sneak peek at the latest game in the Dead or Alive series, which is scheduled for release in the fall.
Cronos is the game which combines all the previous DOAs, right?
I think it combines the gameplay of them.
Zzzzzzzzzz.
Wake me when Tecmo makes something not DOA related.
Does Ninja Gaiden count? I think it's got a DOA cameo in it... fuck.
Cameo? Ninja Gaiden stars one of the characters from the DOA series, though he was in the original Ninja Gaiden first, iirc.
The only Tecmo games that aren't DoA are basically Rygar (Tecmo makes Rygar and there's no DoA characters in it, right?!) and those stupid horse racing games.
Amm, I know that. I've heard that DOA characters make cameos in the next NG game.
Fatal Frame was good... and don't forget Unison :D
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Originally posted by Melf
Zzzzzzzzzz.
Wake me when Tecmo makes something not DOA related.
Check this out, about six lines down.Quote:
Originally posted by TobalRox
Fatal Frame was good... and don't forget Unison :D
Tokidoki Journal gets the scoop!
- Kabuki
anything DoA can kiss my ass.
that's all that i'll be contributing to this thread.
DoA 1-3 and DoA Volleyball have all kicked ass. I see no reason why this latest DoA won't kick ass as well.
Monster Rancher also
DOA2 was cool, DOA3 wasn't. Either they sort out the janken bullshit and significantly beef up the moves lists (VF4E has spoiled me) or i'm not touching it.
I agree.Quote:
Originally posted by Chibi Nappa
DoA 1-3 and DoA Volleyball have all kicked ass. I see no reason why this latest DoA won't kick ass as well.
DOA3 was amazing. There's plenty of moves (more than I would use in a match, and enough to offer many ways of playing each character), and all the moves are generally useful. Not sure I could say that about VF4 (plenty of redundant moves, or moves that aren't any better for a given situation then another). Purists can argue all they like of course...besides, I'm pretty sure DOA3 has about as many moves as an average VF4 character anyway, plus their reversal properties play into the game as well (different for each character), and the DOA3 characters actually have moves that interact with the environment (a lot, actually), plus all of the tag moves. Uh, I think VF4 has wall-attacks.Quote:
Originally posted by Sidez
DOA2 was cool, DOA3 wasn't. Either they sort out the janken bullshit and significantly beef up the moves lists (VF4E has spoiled me) or i'm not touching it.
Whether or not you like the game style, it's pretty retarded to argue against it being a well-made game; Team Ninja really puts a lot of thought into their DOA games...I expect the new one should be entertaining until 4 makes it out.
Anything Lucas Barton can kiss m...I mean, thanks for stopping by.Quote:
Originally posted by Lucas Barton
anything DoA can kiss my ass.
that's all that i'll be contributing to this thread.
I prefered DOA 1 to DOA 2 and 3. The gameplay in 2 just didn't click with me, and 3 seemed to be more flash than substance.
3 was just a prettier 2 to me. It's fun, I like playing it with a bunch of friends, but I don't cry myself to sleep knowing I only have my DOA2 for PS2 since I don't have an XBox.
DOA3 was great fun. It just needed much more costumes, and they need to decrease the time frame in which you can reverse.
The long frame time is so you can punish someone who attempts a reverse so they can't just chicken out of it. I wouldn't mind the time reduced personally, though.Quote:
Originally posted by arjue
DOA3 was great fun. It just needed much more costumes, and they need to decrease the time frame in which you can reverse.
I think DOA3 could have used more game modes. It had the exact same modes which me and my friends had already played the heck out of in DOA2. It could have done with some more confining stages as well so wall moves could come into play more. They seemed about half as useful in 3. And what's with the lame final boss? I mean Tengu was bad enough, but geez...
DOA3 is my favorite 3D fighter, even if it's not the most technical out there. At least the character models don't make me cringe. :p
well, it's gonna play like the rest of the series, so it can only mean one thing. guarenteed garbage.
Liar.Quote:
Originally posted by Lucas Barton
anything DoA can kiss my ass.
that's all that i'll be contributing to this thread.
Soo...this is DOA Tag Team Tournament?
Humph, I assume DOA4 will be much better than Tekken 4 was, and online play will spark some interest from me.
Here's my deal with DoA3: Say anything you want about graphics not mattering, but they compleatly make this game (and the other DoA's). And I'm not just talking pretty pictures. I mean animation and camera angles and the whole shebang. I have never seen any series anywhere that conveys intensity and pain as well. When you slam someone into a wall, you f'n slam them into a wall! Axe kicks that bounce people off the floor, holds that really look like they are breaking limbs, etc.. All of that is directly tied to the graphics.
And besides, the games are just fun...
Well, They do have Fatal Frame 2 coming out soon :pQuote:
Originally posted by Melf
Zzzzzzzzzz.
Wake me when Tecmo makes something not DOA related.
We're not talking about a Mario Sunshine sequal here ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Lucas Barton
well, it's gonna play like the rest of the series, so it can only mean one thing. guarenteed garbage.
That's exactly why I love the series.Quote:
Originally posted by Chibi Nappa
I have never seen any series anywhere that conveys intensity and pain as well. When you slam someone into a wall, you f'n slam them into a wall! Axe kicks that bounce people off the floor, holds that really look like they are breaking limbs, etc..
Other fighters that I've played can't recreate the feeling of force that DoA 2 and 3 convey.