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Yes but for what reason? To safely cover ground or go on the offensive while minimizing risk. That's what this is. Not all option select examples are exactly identical; they are more defined by their purpose/benefit than their mechanics. Some option selects work off of block-stun vs no...

DOA4 may be a dumb game, and this option select may look bad, but it is an option select regardless. Don't see why you should deny that fact.

The option select would be referring to the 1st throw. On sit-down stun for example, if the opponent counters they get thrown, if not then the offender recovers from his/her throw before the opponent can act. So the first part is the option select; the second part gives you the benefit of a...

Then I think that after such situations (i.e guard crushes, whiffs), there should be a small window in which you aren't allowed to counter; I'd rather that than have holds with start-up.

It has to be there for you to download with your code; but it won't be available for everyone to buy.

I think when a character gets slammed into that scaffold they should either get pushed back with it and then hang on; or they should bounce up as the scaffolding falls down, and grab on as they fall. It needs to be fluid or else there isn't much point in what Team Ninja are trying to do with...

Well, when Hitomi SS'd it looked like she crouched under the kick first. So either that, or Side Steps have a crouching animation, or maybe it's a new form of SS.

Well, the game certainly doesn't look rushed. You won't really know how long the game has really been in development so this release date might not be as early as it seems. Closer to release date you'll be able to tell if the game is being rushed, but early on it's hard to tell.

Try this one: http://www.gamersyde.com/download_dead_or_alive_5_gdc_trailer-26125_en.html