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Dead or Alive 5 has translucent clothing

NewsPublish Date 30/04/2012 - 12:31pm GMT+1

Breast movement also determined by clothing choice.

Dead or Alive 5 will not only feature translucent clothing, but also varying breast bounce depending on which type of clothing is being worn by the game's brawling beauties.

Speaking to Famitsu, director Yohei Niibori revealed that the usual differences in breast movement between characters is this time being further enhanced with clothing specific changes - though why the girls aren't all wearing sports bras is beyond me.

To make everything a little sleazier, clothing will also have varying levels of transparency, which as you can see in the embedded image results in a wet t-shirt contest style vest.

Via Andriasang

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VG_Dave @ Clockpunk

You guys sure do love 'translucent clothing'.

Posted 10:17 on 25 June 2012

thedanyrand

They can try to justify however they want but this is creepy.

Posted 00:30 on 25 June 2012

Clockpunk

Funny how this topic has been top of the 'Most viewed' list on the main page for over a week, now! :p

Posted 15:30 on 22 June 2012

munkee @ prodic58

Pro-dic sounds about right.

Posted 15:29 on 22 June 2012

prodic58 @ munkee

I don't play the games and wouldn't know. It just seemed, as an outsider, a bit dull and played-out.

Posted 15:02 on 22 June 2012

Endless @ munkee

I wonder what odds I'd get for a wet T-shirt mode in DOAX3 ;)

Maybe they'll do mud wrestling next! lol

Posted 13:53 on 02 May 2012

munkee @ Endless

Fair enough. I don't play the games and wouldn't know. It just seemed, as an outsider, a bit dull and played-out. It wouldn't tempt me into wanting to purchase the game over something more visually stimulating. Perhaps if the clothing had been a little more transparent, then I wouldn't have noticed the arena so much ;)

Posted 13:44 on 02 May 2012

Endless @ munkee

Except the scenario fits in perfectly with Bayman's backstory and he's been in the series since the first game, some 5 years before the first CoD was even released :)

Surely you cant begrudge them a single war-torn arena out of many? :P

Posted 13:37 on 02 May 2012

munkee

I didn't notice the video last time. Looks like another developer presuming that making a game look like Call of Duty will make it sell. Come on.. There are so many possibilities for an exciting and visually impressive arena. But, they show us another dirty brown, war torn environment and a soldier. I thought that this was supposed to be a creative industry?

Posted 10:17 on 02 May 2012

Bloodstorm @ Endless

WHAT THE ACTUAL F*CK????? OH SWEET JESUS YES! My main concern from DOA4!

Posted 12:47 on 01 May 2012

pblive

I do love the environmental effects in that video. No surprise that Team Ninja are still using the same sales tactics as in every other DOA game, though. I'd be disappointed if they didn't mention breasts in at least one press release.

Posted 10:48 on 01 May 2012

CheekyLee @ Endless

Reducing the counter window is THE single biggest thing DOA needs to make it genuinely competitive. Sadly, it may well take it out of the accessible point it sits in at the moment. That being said, those arenas look incredible.

Posted 09:19 on 01 May 2012

Endless @ Bloodstorm

Counter damage is toned down, active window for countering is smaller and with more recovery. Throwing out a mis-timed counter is likely to be a much bigger risk/mistake.

In all fairness I love the direction they've taken the game so far. A less 'fake' approach to character design, more realistic, varied and exciting settings. The cinematic action approach really makes it look as though an actual fight is going on.

Posted 09:00 on 01 May 2012

Darkr8zor

..but the most important thing is, how good is the story?

Posted 22:32 on 30 April 2012

s_h_a_d_o

I applaud a commitment to the graphical representation of a realistic physics simulation, however I do wonder if perhaps the motivations for such aren't somewhat... transparent..?

Posted 21:58 on 30 April 2012

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