The game that Koei Tecmo didn’t dare bring to the West has been out in Asia for a while. So, was it really too sexy for Western audiences? Actually, a better question would be: is Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 actually any good?
No more R. Mika butt slap. No scantily clad Dead or Alive girls frolicking on the beach for the West. Is it okay to sanitize or self-censor video games? Here’s my two cents on the issue!
The 3rd entry of Team Ninja’s spin-off of the Dead or Alive franchise isn’t headed Stateside… and that’s actually a brilliant strategy!
It’s sad that such a deep fighting game is popular because of its gratuitous amount of T & A.
It seems to me the next big thing may be “free-to-play” fighting games. Last June, Tekken Revolution was released to the general public. Soon after (just a little more than 2 months ago to be exact), Tecmo’s flagship one-on-one fighter, Dead or Alive was made available on the PlayStation Network for PS3 users. Like I…
Namco Bandai and Tecmo Koei are going to be having new versions of their fighting game franchises available on the Playstation 3. Best of all, both of them are going to be free! First up, Namco Bandai announced that a new version of Tekken will be made available on the Playstation Network starting June 11.…
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