Why does Koei Tecmo send preview copies of DOA5 Last Round to game reviewers/game reviewing sites, that seem neither to know, nor to care much about the DOA series?
I really don't understand, how this is promoting the game. As a fan, I actually felt mostly embarassed, hearing them say in different, mostly very sloppily done previews, that DOA is a button masher, that DOA is not really to take serious or that it is mostly known for it's breast physics and ridiculous/skimpy costumes.
I know, sites like Gamespot (which also just recently did a preview) have a very broad reach and might attract some more casual players, that are looking exactly for that. But I don't know, if that is the right kind of customer, that you would want to attract. For the quick buck maybe but not for long term support. I thought, that was what KT was initially going for? You know, "I'm a fighter!" and getting more people to competitively play their game?
Then there was this one preview, which I unfortunately don't have the link to anymore (it was at some point here in the media section). What happened in this about 10 minutes long preview was one of these two "professional gaming journalists" bashing and making fun of DOA's breast physics and the other one stuttering and mumbling like a hundred times: "Well, uh...uhm, yeah, but...1080p and 60fps...erm...yeah..."
It was an absolute pain to watch. I doubt, these two "professionals" did attract anything other than embarrassment, laughter and this free game copy a month early for themselves.
Why don't dedicated fansites/forums, like for example Freestepdodge, also get a preview copy? They do and could do so much for the game, the community and would actually very much appreciate it. :/
I really don't understand, how this is promoting the game. As a fan, I actually felt mostly embarassed, hearing them say in different, mostly very sloppily done previews, that DOA is a button masher, that DOA is not really to take serious or that it is mostly known for it's breast physics and ridiculous/skimpy costumes.
I know, sites like Gamespot (which also just recently did a preview) have a very broad reach and might attract some more casual players, that are looking exactly for that. But I don't know, if that is the right kind of customer, that you would want to attract. For the quick buck maybe but not for long term support. I thought, that was what KT was initially going for? You know, "I'm a fighter!" and getting more people to competitively play their game?
Then there was this one preview, which I unfortunately don't have the link to anymore (it was at some point here in the media section). What happened in this about 10 minutes long preview was one of these two "professional gaming journalists" bashing and making fun of DOA's breast physics and the other one stuttering and mumbling like a hundred times: "Well, uh...uhm, yeah, but...1080p and 60fps...erm...yeah..."
It was an absolute pain to watch. I doubt, these two "professionals" did attract anything other than embarrassment, laughter and this free game copy a month early for themselves.
Why don't dedicated fansites/forums, like for example Freestepdodge, also get a preview copy? They do and could do so much for the game, the community and would actually very much appreciate it. :/