Games Database
3DS/2DS
Beat 'Em Up
| Viewed: | 2.5D Side-on, Scrolling | Genre: | Beat 'Em Up |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Team Ninja | Soft. Co.: | Tecmo Koei Europe |
| Publishers: | Tecmo Koei Europe
(GB) |
Released: | 20 May 2011
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 16+ | ||
| Connectivity: | Wireless Functionality, Multi-Card Play, StreetPass | ||
Summary
Deadly Silence Beach! Team Ninja’s 3DS debut is a fighter that brings together the best of the last four Dead or Alive games. Characters and movesets from the most recent Xbox 360 titles are coupled with a stage list and presentation that matches the most popular game in the franchise, Dead or Alive 2.
All in eye-popping 3D of course! With stereoscopic technology, the battlefield feels more alive than ever as you choose from a colourful range of brawlers - each with different fighting styles and movesets. The Circle Pad offers complete multi-directional control, and commands can be easily executed using the face buttons.
Alternatively, using the Nintendo 3DS touch screen, you can take advantage of the dynamic move list and press the command you want for your character to automatically perform it in game. From Kasumi to Bass and Tina, choose your favourite warrior - either of the extremely masculine or adequately bosomed variety - and climb the ladder of opponents to be crowned the true Dead or Alive champion.
There are plenty of multiplayer modes that players can get to grips with too. Use the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to brawl in online games with friends; grab another player with their own Dead or Alive Dimensions game card to engage in wireless multiplayer, or build a tag team of figurines and have them automatically do battle in the street using the new StreetPass technology.
All in eye-popping 3D of course! With stereoscopic technology, the battlefield feels more alive than ever as you choose from a colourful range of brawlers - each with different fighting styles and movesets. The Circle Pad offers complete multi-directional control, and commands can be easily executed using the face buttons.
Alternatively, using the Nintendo 3DS touch screen, you can take advantage of the dynamic move list and press the command you want for your character to automatically perform it in game. From Kasumi to Bass and Tina, choose your favourite warrior - either of the extremely masculine or adequately bosomed variety - and climb the ladder of opponents to be crowned the true Dead or Alive champion.
There are plenty of multiplayer modes that players can get to grips with too. Use the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to brawl in online games with friends; grab another player with their own Dead or Alive Dimensions game card to engage in wireless multiplayer, or build a tag team of figurines and have them automatically do battle in the street using the new StreetPass technology.
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