Madflavor
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Ok jiggle physics are back, but the breasts still look downgraded. I just can't make sense of their strategy. Dead or Alive will NEVER be taken seriously as fighting game, nevermind having a chance at getting a spot at EVO. It's not even on their radar. You don't just make 5 Core Entries and 3 Volleyball spinoffs, and then in you 6th game you're all of a sudden like "Oh we're for real no guys. Take us serious."
The fighting genre in general is fairly niche these days. They aren't as popular as they used to be. For a game like Dead or Alive, you NEED to rely on your core fanbase to keep you afloat. So why turn your back on them, boggles my mind. If I want to play a serious 3D fighter, I'll go play the ones who do it better. If I want to play an over the top fanservice heavy fighting game, DoA is where it's at. But as of right now, Soul Calibur VI seems to be filling both roles of being a good fighting game and giving lots of fanservice. I can't see this game being anything more than a flop.
By the way, there's nothing wrong with DoA, and there's nothing wrong with being heavy on fanservice. As long as you own what you are. I've always enjoyed the DoA games, but I think I'm gonna skip DoA6.
The fighting genre in general is fairly niche these days. They aren't as popular as they used to be. For a game like Dead or Alive, you NEED to rely on your core fanbase to keep you afloat. So why turn your back on them, boggles my mind. If I want to play a serious 3D fighter, I'll go play the ones who do it better. If I want to play an over the top fanservice heavy fighting game, DoA is where it's at. But as of right now, Soul Calibur VI seems to be filling both roles of being a good fighting game and giving lots of fanservice. I can't see this game being anything more than a flop.
By the way, there's nothing wrong with DoA, and there's nothing wrong with being heavy on fanservice. As long as you own what you are. I've always enjoyed the DoA games, but I think I'm gonna skip DoA6.
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