Dead or Alive 4
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Dead or Alive 4
Developer(s)
Team Ninja
Publisher
Tecmo
US Date Released
December 29, 2005
UK Date Released
January 24, 2006
Genre:
Versus Fighting
Game modes:
Single Player, Multiplayer
ESRB rating:
Mature (M) for Blood, Violence, Sexual Themes, and Partial Nudity.
Platform(s):
Media:
DVD-ROM
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Dead or Alive 4, abbreviated as DoA4, is a fighting game developed by Team Ninja and published by Tecmo and was released on December 29, 2005 for the Xbox 360 video game console.
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[edit] Halo Player
Dead or Alive 4 features a playable unlockable character inspired from the Halo series. The November 2005 issue of Game Informer revealed that this character is a female Spartan supersoldier, going by the name Spartan-458. It would later be revealed that her real name would be "Nicole". In conjunction, a Halo-themed stage named Nassau Station is incorporated in the game. Bungie and Team Ninja called the operation of putting a Halo character and stage into Dead or Alive 4; "Slugfest".[1]
[edit] Trivia
- The final boss, Alpha, has the sound animation of a Wraith boosting when she attacks.
- On the level "Gamblers Paradise" which is set on the road outside of a casino, traffic goes past and can hit and damage players. Occasionally a Warthog will go past with three marines riding in it (a gunner, a driver and a passenger).
- The character Bayman has a move called 'Gravity Hammer' and another move called 'Sidewinder'. These could possibly be references to Halo.
- The Hayabusa helmet is based on Ryu Hayabusa's (also the armors namesake) headwear.
