Dead or Alive 5 - Game Review

Apr 19
09:49

2013

Giannis

Giannis

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The Dead or Alive 5 was released last September on PS3 and Xbox 360. Such as the beautiful present, or even the exact model handling contributed to collect enough good reviews. For many is just another fighting game that has managed to stand only for provocative costumes and the roster, the majority are female. But others consider valuable both gameplay and in his presence of certain fighters with whom they have now tied.

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After much thought and work,Dead or Alive 5 - Game Review Articles Tecmo Koei has decided to bring the successful fighting to the portable console from Sony. Thus was born the Dead or Alive 5 Plus which circulates from March 22. The truth is that although the reactions of the first edition were mixed on data from a laptop, after the experience gained we have to admit that is one of the best Fighting we've seen, after of course the premier in-kind of-Mortal Kombat.

 

The scenario of Dead or Alive 5 Plus is not very different from the DoA 5. Helena, owner of Doatec, is organizing a tournament in which warriors are called to battle the strongest fighters. Their knowledge and the confidence they have in themselves make the campaign interesting and adds a dose of suspense to the finale as they all seem capable enough to be crowned winners.

 

The scenario anyway had not waited long, but he could at least be different from that of the PS3 version and Xbox 360. As it anyway we knew from the outset that the game is port so you will not have to count much on the negatives as well in fighting games what matters is the battle system and the handling of character. The campaign with the cutscenes keep clean 2-3 hours unless you lose often in battles where there is added comfortable one hour yet. Even if you see all the cutscenes without pressing the skip, the game will reward you with an extra prize just quit.

 

Practice makes perfect

To Dead or Alive 5 Plus has the best training mode I have seen throughout the series. The Training Plus promises to teach you fluent movements, even to someone who plays first. For starters, it is very important to follow the instructions of the tutorial which explains step by step battle system. Its inception shows how to attack the opponent, then that would not budge so each time you complete a chapter of the Tutorial you will gain a Trophy. Then, the workout goes by teaching your buttons and the right combinations to get attacked five movements which causes enough damage.

 

Once you become familiar with the environment, the series has Combat Training where you learn the special combinations for each character separately. Finally, the Combo Challenge is there to test your true potential they have to perform combinations requested. It may sounds easy, but in order to proceed with following this tutorial you will need to complete the first properly every combo you requested.

 

The hour of battle

Completing the campaign will have tried the whole roster of fighters after the script contains every character, however you may want to repeat a race or just play against a specific opponent. For this there is the option "Fight" in Menu where you can compete in single race (known versus) or time challenge where you have to finish the battle as quickly as possible.

 

The last two modes are Survival-where the warrior of your choice you face up to 10 opponents without losing-and Arcade in which your goal is to fight with as many enemies as possible until defeated. The difficulty depends on the level you have set as there are eight levels of difficulty. Difficulty levels have a greater difference in damage rather than AI. However you will notice that your enemies are defending much better as the difficulty level rises. Once you finish your match, you will be able to upload the results to the leaderboard and see what position you are in relation to the other players around the world. There is of course the standard Spectator mode, in which you put two characters to fight each other, while taking pictures, which you can store on your console.

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