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Game Reviews
by Maarten Goldstein, Feb 07, 2006 4:58am PST- PC
- Darwinia on Xtreme Reviews.
- Torino 2006 on GamePyre.
- NDS
- Electroplankton on GameZone.
- Resident Evil: Deadly Silence on GameSpot.
- Resident Evil: Deadly Silence on IGN.
- The Rub Rabbits! on GameSpot.
- PSP
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max on GameSpot.
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max on GameSpy.
- Winning Eleven 9 on IGN.
- PS2
- Arena Football on GameZone.
- Tales of Legendia on GameSpot.
- Tales of Legendia on GameSpy.
- Torino 2006 on GameSpy.
- Xbox
- Far Cry Instincts on GamersInfo.net.
- World Soccer Winning Eleven 9 International on IGN.
- Xbox 360
- Dead or Alive 4 on Boomtown.
Comments
Who exactly is the target audience for the Dead or Alive games, or more specifically this fourth incarnation of the beat’em up series? I’ve been wondering because the game itself seems rather confused.
Well, obviously the combination of things you are confused about is among the many things that make DoA so damn appealing. It's a hard as hell game, and it's graphically pleasing to 12 year olds/anime otaku. And plus it's Team Ninja, that's enough said right there.