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Coming from you telling me that it's dead doesn't tell me anything at all. There is no delusion to stop; these are Yasuda's words - not mine. Do I think NINJA GAIDEN will come out first? Probably, but who knows. When TN announces that it's never coming back, I will then accept its death, but...

Is this the primary point you are tying to make? DOA never needed one in the entirety of its existence and it’s one of many reasons DOA wasn’t played in arcade by many. The point I thought you were trying to make was that DOA3’s sales should have meant a bigger offline scene.

I don’t think putting together DOAs story was supposed to be smooth. It required a little bit of research to tie together the winners of each match and I enjoyed that. The story clearly had development and I could write an essay about that as well, and the cinematic cut scenes are unmatched...

How about reading Yasuda’s exact words and holding him accountable for them?

Good because you haven’t tied together one fucking point. Saying “illogical” doesn’t deem you right. Your explanation in this debate is void of any fact. The point was DOA never needed a stick and somehow you think a successful launch title should have warranted a competitive scene. I’m...

Right. :rolleyes: Yeah, it's all making sense now. Thanks for that overwhelmingly informative post.

What do you mean illogical? It sold in the beginning of a console lifespan because it was one of the only options to buy. See Dead or Alive: Ultimate's sales as what DOA3's would have been if made in that time. A successful launch title doesn't mean instant offline success especially when DOA3...

First paragraph is 100 percent correct. Second paragraph is almost 100 percent correct, but arcade was dead for DOA for majority of players as most players did not find arcade stick necessary to play the game high level. The reason DOA3 didn’t have a competitive seen despite selling so many...

What did you think I was saying? I don’t understand. What does Kasumi and Honoka’s popularity have to do with the older games working? Honoka was introduced in Last Round and made that game a ton of money just for the people that wanted to DL Core Fighters and buy Marie and her.

I’m not sure when he started to a tee, but if he’s assistant director and producer that would mean Shimbori is calling quite a few shots and he’s overseeing most of the project.

The answer is no. People still play them. I tend to prefer the TN soulslike over others, but this is a rough build. Combat looks satisfying and animation doesn’t disappoint. Hopefully they showed a rough build like they did with Wo Long, and I agree. We don’t need another souls after Ronin.

Very nice photographs! You really did Zack like that, eh? XD

I still play on Steam without using DMM. I'm okay with that so far, but am I missing any features that could be banned in NA version? Do I strictly miss out on slow character release?

I wish I was. I mean I would assume that Namco got permission to use them, but I’ve heard several different takes and more often than not that can cause confusion.

Also keep in mind that DOA3 was a launch title on XBOX and that DOA4 didn’t trail far behind 360’s launch when people were short of a huge variety of games to choose from. DOA5 and DOA6 were far beyond more financially successful through the FTP business schematic. Deluxe Edition and Normal...

I like the Tina outfit recolor.