Conclusion: There simply aren’t many videogames that have been able to fully realize the capabilities of a superhero, let alone provide an entertaining experience in the process.
Excerpt: The Dead or Alive series first hit homes back in 1997 on the ill-fated Sega Saturn system. In a time when 3D fighters were relatively young, Dead or Alive introduced...
Excerpt: It's sometimes hard to take Tecmo's Dead or Alive games seriously. Treading a fine line between videogame and lingerie catalogue, they run the constant risk of sliding...
Pros: The first online 3D fighting game, Hundreds of costumes to unlock
Excerpt: They all blend into each other generally, don’t they’ One has realistic blood, another has tag battles in abundance and another has spine-tearing fatalities.
Excerpt: When Dead or Alive 3 came out as an Xbox launch title, I wasn't truly impressed with its gameplay. Sure the game was drop dead gorgeous, and showcased the power of the...
Excerpt: From Tecmo comes another title in their big-selling Dead or Alive series. However this is not Dead or Alive 4, or even a revised version of DOA3, it’s a re-release of two...