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I think of it more like a process. The players have to adapt to holds not being as good anymore first. If you look at the video of the London "tournament" you see that the players are still stuck in DOA4's mindset. Once people realize that the hold is already much less rewarding and even riskier...

So did anyone notice any of those "subtle changes" they - according to Team Ninja's Twitter - implemented after evaluating the alpha demo feedback yet?

I like that they didn't totally forget the funny side of DOA. There were always goofy endings, storylines and characters, so why not have a goofy stage for once? Leifang and Zack were never serious characters to begin with, so I don't really see the problem here. It's not like Hayabusa is...

Looks like a taunt with evasive properties to me. Edit: Zack even does the same hand movement. MJ costume incoming?

The lights on the floor also show its path, so you just need to stay out of that line. I actually like it this way, because it makes you move around more, but it doesn't seem as random as the cheetah. I also just noticed that there are definitely two different areas, so they need to be connected...

Didn't the demo hack say that the circus stage had two tiers? I still don't see any changes to the system and they cut out the part before Lei Fang uses a parry.

There better be a cannon in that stage. Judging from the picture on the top left, it also looks like there are trampolins or something like that in the stage. Automatic bounce after a knockdown? I for one like it that they're still keeping some of the more humorous aspects of the game. Zac's...

Could anyone refresh my memory concerning the damage of Bayman's and Leifang's advanced holds? If they do around the same amount of damage as the Izuna holds in DOA5 you could at least somehow make sense of it considering the character individuality concept Shimbori wrote about...Hayabusa being...

Just reading some Tweets. Is AngryWorm seriously complaining to TeamNinja about Hitomi not winning in a trailer? What the actual fuck?

Of the girls revealed so far Hitomi had the most distinct look and I seriously hope they're just fixing her ears or something. The other three basically still suffer from the same face syndrom and it would be a shame if Team Ninja would go down that route with the other characters as well (not...

I think Christie should have at least one more concealing and assassin-like, femme fatale outfit. Maybe like that:

I feel like a lot of the really tacky stuff like Leifang's black latex dress or Ayane's giant bow doesn't really work anymore with the new artstyle. I'd like it if they'd keep the more "sophisticated" (as far as DOA goes) look overall, meaning no more braless stripper costumes. The joke outfits...

Have fun. Edit: The other ones are on facebook,too. Hitomi is missing. Getting her ears fixed maybe?

It kind of looked like Bayman's powerblow was the end of a string. I also like that it looks like they're actually trying to flesh out the differences between the characters more. Christie seemingly becoming more evasive, which fits considering her relation to Helena. Would be really nice if...

This sounds like the soul of Itagaki is still haunting Team Ninja. There's always time for some Tekken teasing.

I think they're trying to make her German ancestry shine through: Her features aren't as delicate as Ayane's and Kasumi's (who still suffer from the sameface syndrome, but I guess it's ok because they're sisters). Her jaw and nose are wider and her lips are fuller. It's still a pretty simple...

The real one looks better,though. Her ears are a little big, but that's it. I'm glad they changed the artstyle. Your makeover makes her look exactly like the soulless anime template from DOA4.

I'd prefer them to post actual news instead of the instruction manual. It's been quite a while now.

The power of IGN...

Yeah, I know. Just seemed like "Oh look, we've found a fancy new expression for guessing!" to me. The cliffhanger would actually make a good example if you'd try to explain the game theory to someone, because it can't get any simpler than that.