It’s even more apparent in Last Round with a seemingly new, and highly promoted engine that may as well have its own AI assigned. Any tiny movement will elicit breast movement. Female assets moved based on the costume worn and traced movement, but it reached the point where it was just silly. While bouncing breasts have always been a staple of the fighting series, they’ve been completely shaken up - literally. While on the subject of translucent tops, it’d be foolish not to bring up the “breast physics”. While seemingly irrelevant, these add a layer of realism to the game that makes it seem more immediate. It’s not just sweat, though, as the more they roll around on the ground, the more dirt they tract, as well. Characters eventually become drenched in sweat that, yes, makes clothing see-through. As the match goes on, fighters begin to sweat depending on the effort put forth. Cosmetically, the most noticeable change is the addition of perspiration. Pinning opponents against walls occurs more frequently and level-specific “Danger Zones” have been updated with “Cliffhangers”, allowing the downed combatant to make one desperate grab before falling. Stages have been refined to better take advantage of the settings. While the fundamentals remain the same, the presentation has received a graphical overhaul. It’s an easy-to-grasp system that makes DOA not only less-frustrating than other titles to master, but accessible for the unconverted. While there are a ton of intricacies, such as holding at different heights or guarding, the formula remains the same. Punches take priority over throws, holds take priority over punches and throws take priority over holds. The four basic movies are punches, kicks, throws and holds - each mapped to a different face button. Dead or Alive 5 Last Round uses the “Triangle System” (also known as “Rock Paper Scissors”), where certain moves defeat others. The basic formula from previous DOA games remains the same, and being a fighting game, that’s generally not a bad thing - especially when the system is as solid as this. Console gamers may have had their fill, but PC players should get a good taste at what Dead or Alive 5 has to offer. While the PC edition is a little late to the party, and won’t ship with online functionality at launch, we could quite possibly have the definitive version of Team Ninja’s fighter. After essentially three additional iterations, Koei Tecmo has decided to release yet another version of their quick-paced and overly sexualized fighter, and for the first time, on PC. Despite originally debuting in 2012, the saga of Dead or Alive 5 continues to push forward.
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