Just kidding! It actually took about a day, according to Kotaku, for the first DOA5 nude mods to turn up, like this selection from Lustful Illumination (which, in case it actually needs to be clarified, is very not safe for work): topless, bottomless, and fully nude, which includes what must be one mightily uncomfortable piece of string. Otherwise, we won't be able to release a title for PC again." The modding community, naturally, reacted exactly as you would expect: with respectful deference to his wishes. "We would like to ask PC users to play our game in a good moral and manner. "We have to deal with mod issues from an IP holder perspective," he warned prospective modders. It's hard to see a future for Dead or Alive on PC: this launch didn't go down especially well with PC gamers, and nor did we obey Team Ninja when they said not to mod nudes into the already underdressed series.īack in February, Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Game Director Yohei Shimbori laid down the law. Those in the beta are free to keep playing it, though the studio also offered instructions for players keen to opt out of it. We will update the website with a new release date as soon as it is set." "We apologize for the last minute notification and regret deeply the trouble we have caused our Steam customers who were looking forward to the online functionality.
"Due to major issues found during the beta test, we will be postponing the release of the update," Team Ninja wrote. After a recent beta, though, the studio has decided it needs more time. Not only did it launch without an online mode, but it also suffered graphics equivalent to the PS3 version: not a good look for something marketed as a remaster. While the latter isn't going to change, Team Ninja did promise it would implement online functionality by June. Dead or Alive 5: Last Round for PC was a bit of a disaster when it released in March.
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