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Team Ninja has revealed Dead or Alive 5 at this year’s Tokyo Game Show. The development team were looking for ways to “evolve the game,” said Team Ninja’s Yosuke Hayashi. The idea behind the 5th iteration is not for it to be a fighting game but rather “fighting entertainment.”
To that extent, Dead or Alive 5 incorporates larger and more dynamic fighting environments as shown in the trailer below.
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