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Hey, I'm even all for DOA and NG going Xbox exclusive again these days (well, Xbox and PC), or timed-exclusive I guess, but you know logically they wouldn't do what you or I would want to do... that kind of thing might only happen if they have some kind of partnership with MS again.

https://www.siliconera.com/hideki-kamiya-says-bayonetta-4-may-be-surprising/ At least we know Bayo 4 is a sure thing, lol. (and apparently multiple more are already in his mind, as long as they keep selling I guess)

rollback and a proper PC release, lol But one thing I will say that needs a reboot in DOA for sure is the stages. It's the #1 ask I have consistently in every survey they've ever done since DOA5. They need to remember that DOA used to have the best stages ever and that it needs to be a staple...

Yeah, that's why it's still hard for me to believe that they never followed up that success on 3DS with a game or port or something for Switch. But yeah, DOA5U was peak-DOA5 for me for sure.

If SC6 is really not only considered to be but was intended to be a reboot of SC, then yeah, that's a precedent that has me more positive about what a DOA reboot could be, a little.

It's actually surprising to me that the reboot fears here so far are more skewed towards DOA doubling down on the fanservice, actually. I said it in my long-ass post already, but basically that goes against recent trends in the industry. Sony basically killed Senran Kagura, lol, in case you...

Honestly, I'd be all for that. But then again, it can be argued that DOAD was exactly that, lol. And there's no way they or anyone would consider such a game to be a "reboot", so there's no way that's what the next game is gonna be.

DOA4 did a lot of great things, imo, but few would have the opinion that it had the best gameplay. I doubt anyone would say that there's been a DOA that featured the best of the series in every category. So far, pretty much every game has strong pros and cons against it, more or less. Nice to...

Oh yeah, been over a decade, but they were using DOAD to test to see if the series was still viable after so long after DOA4, right? I guess we can all be glad they decided it was successfully enough to move onto DOA5, then. It was the first DOA game I was able to buy brand new, actually, lol...

Hmmm, I wish I could be whole-heartedly hyped, but historically the word "reboot" has resulted in mostly "do not want" from me with most series that had them. I would not consider DOAD to be a reboot at all, they never even used the word, plus if we could consider any part of it as rebooting...