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Soul Calibur Fun with crazy story

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: July 15, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Good times. I spent about 6 hours unlocking all the videos. Some nice eye candy in some, others are just goofy. Great value.

Awesome

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 6
Date: July 21, 2007
Author: Amazon User

I love the Dead or Alive series! Dead or Alive 3 and 4 are the best. Dead or Alive 4 is the best Xbox 360 fighting game and has superior graphics to even PS3 games. This is an amazing game! The online play is fun and it flows smoothly. Buy This game you won't regret it!

One of the best fighting games I have ever played

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 4
Date: August 14, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Well I have played this a lot lately, and well what can I say this game is a must-have for your x360 collection.

This game is hard, I mean the normal setting is hard, and learning to play will be a pain if you have never played another DoA game. But that's what really makes the game fun, to be able to say that you can finish history mode or even time attack without losing once to the boss... that's just great.

Overall is a great game and I recommend you get it, there's still plenty people playing on Live and well for the price this is one of the best purchases you can make for you x360.

dead or alive 4 platinum hits

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 1 / 4
Date: January 01, 2008
Author: Amazon User

The game Dead or Alive 4 was received in a timely manner and packaged well. The game was ordered for two of my sons; and they have been well pleased with it. The graphics are good and it is simply "cool" to play.

DOA4 Reveiw

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: April 05, 2008
Author: Amazon User

Great fun game to play, good online interface, great stages, awesome players, pretty much a great game.

Stunning Graphics And Superb Game For The Xbox 360

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: June 27, 2008
Author: Amazon User

I know this game has been out since last year but since I just got my Xbox 360 this February I didn't know what to expect. Once I got this game Amazed and Surprised are what I felt the graphics for this game were beyond belief with what I was thinking about the fluid way the characters attack and move was excellent as well as the visual background. The thing I also liked was that they didn't dub the original voices for an English audio don't get me wrong I usually don't mind when they dub the game for the most part but there are sometimes when you want to hear the original V.A of the game. Like one reviewer said it is sometimes frustrating when you're fighting and trying to counter or block your opponents attack and nothing seems to go your way in the battle round but you have to calm down and think about it would you rather have so easy opponents to battle against that the game gets boring after a few hours? I already heard that a DOA 5 game is in the works for 2009 if it does come out for the 360 I will definitely be getting that game as well.
So All in All if you like the fighting games like Tekken or Virtual Fighter I say this game is greatly worth it as well...

Great, if you don't mind the frustration...

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 9 / 10
Date: September 01, 2007
Author: Amazon User

DOA is a different kind of fighting game. It's not just about combos and quick reaction times, it's about fighting with strategy and learning to anticipate your opponent's moves.

The core of this game is fantastic. It consists of a seemingly simple system of attacks (punches, kicks, etc), throws, and counters. Counters beat attacks, throws beat counters, and attacks beat throws. It's a rock-paper-scissors affair. However, the gameplay has far more depth to it than that, which results more in "feeling" the game out more than practicing combos and timing over and over again like most fighters.

However, the game's frustration level, in accordance with Team Ninja's style, is at times simply overbearing. Sometimes it seems like the CPU 'cheats' because it can anticipate your moves waaay too well. And the end boss character is one of the most frustrating bosses I've ever fought.

The only thing left to cover is the online play, which is fantastic only if you never get tired of ninjas. Sure, it is true that there is no such thing as a truly balanced fighting game. But Team Ninja is so obviously dipping the favor towards the ninja characters (4 in total), that it's somewhat pointless to bother playing as any other character. You'll see what I mean after you've fought Ryu Hayabusa for the 70th time in a row...

awesome!

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 3
Date: January 30, 2008
Author: Amazon User

The game was perfect, and everything that i expected! Runs great, and i guess it also helps that i bought it new. I would recommend this company to anyone.

Pretty slick

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: May 09, 2008
Author: Amazon User

Now I've never "really" been a big fighting games guy aside from the DOA games and Soul Calibur. Anyway, DOA4 is a nice addition to the DOA franchise. The new and improved HD graphics are nice and shiny as they should be. All in all the game engine seemes quite refined from previous DOA installments making the moves slicker and faster than ever. With unlockables galore it is quite fun to see some of the cool stuff Team Ninja packed into this game. (I.E. Halo Spartan-458 unlockable character)

Only things I can say that make this game a 3 Star rating for fun and a 4 Star rating for overall playability is in the game's execution. The Story Mode is as convoluted and vague as ever. The encounters with other characters in Story Mode, which were kinda hokey to begin with, are extremely silly. (I.E. Li-Fang and Hitomi get into a fight over a head of lettuce.) More than one occassion the encounter cut-scene rolled and by the end of it I was slack-jawed with a "you-can't-be-serious" expression on my face. The end cut-scenes in Story Mode were...okay. Some were downright cool. Others I just wanted to shoot my XBox, or at the very least Team Ninja.

What's annoying, each opponent you face in Story Mode get's progressively harder, as it should. However it's not so much that they get harder as it is they combo you endlessly until you are dead. There were fights that started, my opponent gets in the first hit (and I'm pretty quick on the controls), then they keep hitting...and hitting...and hitting... So it becomes very tedious when you can't get even a single hit in.

Now here's the kicker...the end-all-be-all of why I did't rate this game higher. The end boss is TOO hard. Now DOA's boss battles are kind of a tradeoff. DOA2, Tengu can combo you and hits like a truck, as well as he has ranged attacks. DOA3, Omega (Genra) fight was a disaster to mankind. Now we get the Alpha-152 fight in DOA4. This Super-Kasumi Clone hit's like a truck and is fast like a freak. She teleports JUST out of your reach, then combos you eight to twelve times, and slams you onto the ground which explosively shocks you. If that doesn't kill you then it's a miracle. She has killed me (on more than one occasion) in two to three hits. If that wasn't annoying her teleporting around makes her dang near impossible. She'll teleport just out of your reach and hit you or teleport behind you and attack then. Not to mention her attacks are almost ALL unblockable.

All in all if you're a hardcore DOA fan this is an awesome game. If you're a fan of fighting games this one is fun to play but only if you're going to do survival, multiplayer, or the like. Otherwise, it's worth a rent but don't waste sleep over it.

Well done.

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: June 19, 2008
Author: Amazon User

Overall an excellent game. Better graphics, faster paced, and a much more difficult boss than previous titles. The boss does get frustrating in story and time-attack mode. Nice Halo related bonuses/easter-egg.

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