#Dead or alive 6 game series#

Okay, with that aside, now itвЂ™s time to get into the more negative parts of this game. Another positive tick under the gameвЂ™s belt is the soundtrack, not that itвЂ™s anything mind-blowing, but it compliments the gameplay well enough that you may find yourself bobbing your head to it. The fast-paced nature of everything, and how each character was different, and just made Dead or Alive 6 worth getting through, regardless of the terrible storytelling segments and awful audio mixing (No! Bad! Be positive!). All of these aspects were done quite well and made the game a joy to play. First off, everything I mentioned above about the visuals, the controls, and the roster were certainly true with this newest entry. However, before I get into how much I despised the design of this title, let me discuss some of the more positive things about Dead or Alive 6. With that in mind, it seems that Team Ninja have not only kept up with this trend in Dead or Alive 6, but theyвЂ™ve also decided to forgo most of the basic game design altogether for the sake of better jiggle physics (as well as gameplay).

#Dead or alive 6 game series#

Yes, Team вЂњquestionable designвЂќ Ninja, the same developers that brought us the Ninja Gaiden and Nioh franchises (both wonderfully designed) also brought us an entire series based around jiggle physics, a.k.a Dead or Alive. Now, why I say questionable is because, while Dead or Alive isnвЂ™t exactly known for its competitive nature (again, debatable), what it is known for is being developed by Team Ninja. However, the design aspects of the franchise have been a bit, shall we say, questionable in their logic. Since the first titleвЂ™s initial release for the Arcade in 1996, the development of recent Dead or Alive games has more or less followed the same pattern in terms of graphical capabilities, better controls, and updated rosters. With that in mind, one (debatable) exception from this list is the Dead or Alive series, a franchise that has amassed a grand total of six main entries and over a dozen spin-offs (including Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach VolleyballвЂ¦ yeah). As well, the updated rosters and design aspects from each new entry also show that the idea bucket (at least for the time being) hasnвЂ™t run completely dry. all of these franchises have become such notable successes throughout the years, with each new release trying to improve upon the last with even slicker graphics and tighter controls. Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, Super Smash Bros. Reviews // 19th May 2019 - 2 years ago // By Ethan Butterfield Dead or Alive 6В Review