So... it's a mess?
Tag mode has been in every DOA game since 2, with MK it was exclusive to 9. I saw a lot of people annoyed tag was gone in MKX, but it's not a standard feature either unlike it's been in DOA. Very different scenarios.
Well this explains a lot.
Then it would have probably been exclusive to A console, also not if Itagaki should take so much credit.
Blaming him for a game that went through development hell from multiple companies going under and having to restart development 3 times, which also went through a platform switch, seems unfair.
It's a small company he started it with some following soon after from Tecmo, close nit bunch it seemed.
The company that was developing the game engine went under, the version we saw during the announcement trailer when it was meant to have 3 playable characters, which restarted development the first time. Then it restarted development under Relic Entertainment's engine, which I assume was lost do to THQ going under and them being sold to Sega. Then it restarted development under the Darksiders 2 engine, I guess they lost this do to contract disputes with the company that bought Darksiders (now THQ Nordic) similar to Relic and Sega. Then it restarted development for the final time under Unreal Engine 3 where it eventually landed as a Wii U exclusive after Nintendo finally stepped in as publisher for them.
I'll give you that much about Devil's 3rd.
The unlock system is complete trash. It took me a NEARLY A WEEK of a private lobby with two playstations and turbo controllers to finally have enough points to purchase all of the cosmetic items-- hairstyles, costumes, and glasses. Below is a method I came up with myself.
That’s pretty bad no?
Team Ninja is such a joke now. Sigh
You must be joking. On Xbox One X, the difference is huge. Dead or Alive 6 is much prettier than DoA5, while retaining a perfect 60 fps, and loading times that are still very short. Their engine is fantastic, much better that all these fighting games that run on UE.
Don't buy it ? Don't buy it. The game can offer at launch a shit-ton of content, modes and characters, people will always complain if there is DLC. You can buy the standalone game and enjoy without investing a single more dollar. You still get more than 20 characters and several outfits for each of them, that can be unlocked for free.
1rst, I don't have an Xbox one x. I don't even have a PS4pro. I don't support these mid-gen consoles, and if a game can't work adequately on my standard PS4, then it'll get a thumbs down from me.
That's the whole point of this topic here. The game didn't do well, and I express my reasons for not supporting it.
These were all costumes that have 0 incidence on gameplay. As I said, don't buy the DLC, that's it. You still get a complete game that will have support in the coming years.
In the case of DoA6 nothing of value is taken from you. In the end you are probably not interested by the game at all, but pretend you are not buying because of the DLCs.
Which is absolutely not the case of DoA6.
Just because costumes aren't important for you doesn't mean they aren't for other people. For some people a big part of the gameplay is the characters, and dressing them up, and not so much the fighting. It's why they make the DOAX games, because those fans exist.
You get 5 costumes per girl and 2 or 3 costumes per guy, this is already more than any other fighting game at launch. You also get haircuts and accessories.
Tag battle and that's it. You get Story, Arcade, Versus, Time Attack, Survival, Online, more than a hundred quests and a vastly improved Training mode with tons of things to learn. At launch. With more than 20 characters. And many costumes and accessories. If this game does not have enough content at launch in its base version (no DLC), then you guys cannot be satisfied period.
I don't think so, but it looks important to you to say that this is bad, so this is bad.
Lol is this a joke? It's a fighting game, the only gameplay is the actual fighting; everything else is just you browsing menus.
