Summary

This is a great fighting game. It's almost better than Virtua Fighter. That takes a lot. But, it is still a good game.

Sound

Great.

Gameplay

Easy to learn. Kasumi is my fav. And to make things interesting, you can even knock people off buildings into neon signs. That is too raw.

Summary

Great fighting game, since im not into the fireball stuff this game is dang good beats soul caliber 2 in my opinion.

Sound

decent sound i mean in grunts.. BUT MUSIC BY AEROSMITH HECK YAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gameplay

great! really easy to learn

Summary

This very solid game. The best fighting game I've ever played as far as graphics and moves go, and I've been playing since SNES. There's a small amount of plot for each of the characters (I believe there are 17 total), but this game mainly shines as a party game. It includes options like coming in kicking spinning, etc in tag mode. This game's multi-player rivals HALO, something I can't say of many games. For the single player value, this game is probably worth the money, but you could get better games for the same price (Splinter Cell, for example). What makes this game is that it has one of the best multiplayer's I've ever seen. And its not a button masher, as many people across the web have called it. The game requires a knowledge of what your characters strengths are (speed/power, kick/punch/grab/counter).

Sound

One of the weaker portions of the game. The soundtrack is a variety of techno loops with a rock flavor, with a few Aerosmith songs thrown in. The first is perfectly acceptable, the second is not. I like classic rock, but not as a backdrop in a fighting game. Luckily, everyone knows you don't hear the music much when you're busy bantering with three of your friends over who pulled of the hottest combo in the last round.

Gameplay

Killer. 17 characters with about 40-70 moves each. Even a simple kick or punch look different with each character, and each also has 10-20 moves that not only look different from any other character in the game. Many chracaters also have different fighter modes, such as a lower stance, lying on the ground, or in handstand position. Each character also has several taunt moves. There's really too many features to describe in this game.

Summary

I this game because it has so many fighting techniques as well as styles. This is a game that you would need to practice for hours and hours to become a qualified fighter in the game. I would recommend this game to all of you fighting gamers out there. This game would match up to any Camcom game, and if not better.

Sound

The sounds were typically wham, bam, and smack from typical sound effects. Other sound effects are from character voices that were recorded of course. This game's dialouge is in japanese, of course, that's how the other Dead or Alives were made, so we'll just leave it at that.

Gameplay

The gameplay is very smooth. Though, you need to have a gamers thumb to get the combos, grabs, and counters. Overall, it's basically kick butt and win.