Official Site: http://teamninja-studio.com/doa5/us/top.html
Source: Youtube Channel GamesHQMedia
I never did pick up Dead or Alive 5 when it released. I was really happy that it came out for the PS3 and was going to buy it, but I had built up such a large backlog on my PS3 that I decided to cool it with buying games for it until I clear some of the backlog up first. In the past month, I've been eying Dead or Alive 5 on Amazon for $20 but kept resisting. Then just these past 2 weeks, it was revealed that Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate (PS Vita version) was going to be released on consoles as well. This means more levels, more modes, more characters, and more content with the possibility of a $40 price tag. A trailer was released on Gametrailers today (but I couldn't find the embed so I grabbed another alternate on YT) and it shows the arrival of Momiji from the Ninja Gaiden series. It won't be released until Fall, so I guess I'll do a bit more waiting before picking up the game. Hopefully I'll have finished some games before then.
Showing posts with label Team Ninja. Show all posts
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
GameLight - Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate
Labels:
Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate,
Fighting,
GameLight,
PS3,
Team Ninja,
Tecmo,
TecmoKoei,
Xbox 360
Friday, November 16, 2012
GameLight - Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor's Edge
Official Site: http://ninjagaiden3.nintendo.com/characters.html#momiji
Source: Youtube Channel RajmanGamingHD
For those who remembers or played the game, Ryu Hayabusa has an apprentice named Momiji who appeared in Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword for the Nintendo DS. Well, it has been revealed that she is making a return and will be a playable character in Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor's Edge for the Nintendo Wii U. Her chest size wasn't that large in Dragon Sword, but perhaps she's more grown up or it just looks different in 3D? She is capable to wielding a naginata and down multiple foes with its long range and wide arc. I keep hearing about a 2-player co-op mode, but it's not clear whether it is exclusively for Online play or if it's possible to have one person on the Wii U pad and one on the TV screen. These new additions and changes to the game has changed my stance on getting the game for the PS3 as the Wii U seems to define the game the developers wanted to release a lot better. First things first: finish up more games, buy and complete Ninja Gaiden 2 Sigma, THEN buy a Wii U and this game. Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor's Edge will release as a launch title for the Nintendo Wii U which supposedly releases this Sunday. I hope to see Momiji appear in other Ninja Gaiden games in the future.
Source: Youtube Channel RajmanGamingHD
For those who remembers or played the game, Ryu Hayabusa has an apprentice named Momiji who appeared in Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword for the Nintendo DS. Well, it has been revealed that she is making a return and will be a playable character in Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor's Edge for the Nintendo Wii U. Her chest size wasn't that large in Dragon Sword, but perhaps she's more grown up or it just looks different in 3D? She is capable to wielding a naginata and down multiple foes with its long range and wide arc. I keep hearing about a 2-player co-op mode, but it's not clear whether it is exclusively for Online play or if it's possible to have one person on the Wii U pad and one on the TV screen. These new additions and changes to the game has changed my stance on getting the game for the PS3 as the Wii U seems to define the game the developers wanted to release a lot better. First things first: finish up more games, buy and complete Ninja Gaiden 2 Sigma, THEN buy a Wii U and this game. Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor's Edge will release as a launch title for the Nintendo Wii U which supposedly releases this Sunday. I hope to see Momiji appear in other Ninja Gaiden games in the future.
Labels:
Action Hack-n-Slash,
GameLight,
Ninja Gaiden 3,
Team Ninja,
TecmoKoei,
Wii U
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
GameLight - Dead or Alive 5
Official Site: http://teamninja-studio.com/doa5/top.html
Source: Youtube Channel machinima
Dead or Alive is that fighting game with beautiful women and beefy men who deliver strikes so hard that they fall off mountains, break walls, and shatter bones but get right back up to continue fighting. The game continues its legacy with its fifth installment as the fighting game with breathtaking graphics and powerful physics engine (in one way or another) returns with a surprise.
So many fighting game fans of the Dead or Alive series and Virtua Fighter series are getting excited with announcements and videos of VF's iconic character Akira Yuki joining the roster in Dead or Alive 5. I grew up playing the Virtua Fighter series but never really got too much into it. Dead or Alive I played even less of just because no one else had it or played it. So as many fans of both series are overjoyed with the crossover, I found it to be sort of boring for an announcement of a crossover. I like Virtua Fighter, but Akira was one of the more boring characters for me. I liked more of the faster combo characters like Sarah Bryant and Aoi Umenokouji or some of the more obscure characters like Kage-Maru.
What I'm more excited about is that Dead or Alive 5 will be available for Playstation 3 as well as the Xbox 360 rather than making it exclusive to one console as they've had for the past two iterations. One of the other reasons why I played Dead or Alive so little was because it was always on consoles I didn't have. With the inclusion of being able to play on the Playstation 3, I might consider picking up my very first Dead or Alive game (if not for the 3DS). Though I have to consider all the other fighting games coming out as well (BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend, The King of Fighters XIII, Soul Calibur V, and Street Fighter X Tekken). I don't have to worry about it too much at the moment as the game is set to launch in the 4th quarter of this year. If I do end up getting a 3DS sometime in the summer this year, I'll probably pick up Dead or Alive Dimensions.
Source: Youtube Channel machinima
Dead or Alive is that fighting game with beautiful women and beefy men who deliver strikes so hard that they fall off mountains, break walls, and shatter bones but get right back up to continue fighting. The game continues its legacy with its fifth installment as the fighting game with breathtaking graphics and powerful physics engine (in one way or another) returns with a surprise.
So many fighting game fans of the Dead or Alive series and Virtua Fighter series are getting excited with announcements and videos of VF's iconic character Akira Yuki joining the roster in Dead or Alive 5. I grew up playing the Virtua Fighter series but never really got too much into it. Dead or Alive I played even less of just because no one else had it or played it. So as many fans of both series are overjoyed with the crossover, I found it to be sort of boring for an announcement of a crossover. I like Virtua Fighter, but Akira was one of the more boring characters for me. I liked more of the faster combo characters like Sarah Bryant and Aoi Umenokouji or some of the more obscure characters like Kage-Maru.
What I'm more excited about is that Dead or Alive 5 will be available for Playstation 3 as well as the Xbox 360 rather than making it exclusive to one console as they've had for the past two iterations. One of the other reasons why I played Dead or Alive so little was because it was always on consoles I didn't have. With the inclusion of being able to play on the Playstation 3, I might consider picking up my very first Dead or Alive game (if not for the 3DS). Though I have to consider all the other fighting games coming out as well (BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend, The King of Fighters XIII, Soul Calibur V, and Street Fighter X Tekken). I don't have to worry about it too much at the moment as the game is set to launch in the 4th quarter of this year. If I do end up getting a 3DS sometime in the summer this year, I'll probably pick up Dead or Alive Dimensions.
Labels:
Dead or Alive 5,
Fighting,
GameLight,
PS3,
Team Ninja,
TecmoKoei,
Xbox 360
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