Dead Or Alive 3 Platinum Hits

When I was around 7-8 years old, this was the only game I played cause I loved it. As the days went on I got tired of it and got a 360 to play DOA4 and I sold DOA3. Big mistake. I love this game so much, it's graphics are still great to this day, the wall game is amazing, the character design is beautiful, the stages are the best out of any DOA especially the "Azuchi" stage. It's breathtaking! DOA 3 is one of the best in the series. Their is not one thing wrong with this game for me. I highly, HIGHLY recommend it to anyone looking for a game to just chill out and play with friends. DOA3 is legendary.

Fast delivery and product on really good state.

This is an arcade style fighting game with 16 playable characters, all with their own unique traits other than appearance. Some fighters are made for speed (Ayane & Jann Lee), others are made for brutality (Bayman), others are meant to throw around the compeition (Tina & Bass) and some are meant to just be unique (Hayabusa & Brad Wong).I am sure that we can all see that the graphics in this game are some of the best of the X-Box and that is saying alot. There are amazing 17 character models, detailed things like flowing fabrics and whipping hair (yet forgotten things like shadows).The story takes a back seat and the fighting flows with four major buttons. Punch, kick, throw and block. By "flows" I mean when you attack, strike, kick or punch, your character does not always return to face your opponent, which sets it up for something different, like a roundhouse kick leaves your character with his or her back to the opponent, then you can have a series of other moves, like an elbow, another roundhouse, a different throw or by pressing forward it turns your fighter around. Basically it creates different and interesting dynamics.There are not just traditional standing fighters, grapplers and submission fighters, but there are fighters like Brad Wong and Hyabusa that have far different techniques. Hayabusa can stand on his hands and fight with his feet, Brad Wong has a drunken sort of fighting that makes him very difficult to grapple and throw.The game modes are : Story Mode, Time Attack Mode, Versus Mode, Survival Mode, Tag Battle Mode, Team Battle Mode, Sparring Mode and Watch Mode.Even with the great fighting system and fantastic visuals, it still feels like the game is missing something. Its an arcade fighter, so each fighter has his or her own ending video. Not the most spectacular video, spectacular looking yes, but interesting, no. There are no unlockables except for an extra costume or two for all of the fighters. Everything is already unlocked, except the endings. For a game you play at home, it just feels like, "What's the point?"The later released Dead Or Alive Ultimate is a far superior game, even if it is a rerelease of Dead or Alive 2.

An awesome classic fighting game

I did not watch or buy this.

it should work on xbox 360 too.. but, it does not!!

Well it's a little bit different of the game but entertain not the best graphics not the best music but a decent pocket overall

I think that Dead or Alive 3 is one of the best fighting games that has every come out on any console period. The smooth animations, the crisp and clear graphics, and the many single player modes equals to one great game!Graphics- The graphics in DOA 3 are probobly the best graphics i have ever seen on the Xbox Console, and i'm serious. When a character gets thrown into the glass, the glass clearly shatters as little bits fall all over the place, its almost like watching a movie its so good!The character models are also extremely well done and accurate as every feature is clearly shown on the body:)The background design is also great, as the water is probobly the best i've seen in in console game history! When a character gets thrown into water it clearly splashes and once again looks realistic.So all in all, the graphics are obviousely great in this game like i made clear above!Gameplay- You can seriousely not complain about any aspect of the gameplay feature in this game. It is probobly the best fighting game ever to come out on any console besides the Mortal Kombat series. (In my opinion.) There are a few single player modes which i will describe below.Story mode- Pretty simple, basically there is a story to it, you get to choose which character you want to live a story though. You go through quite a few rounds killing enemies (every so often there is a cutscene) and at the end you fight a fairly hard boss. Once you kill the boss, you unlock the ending for the character.Tag Battle Mode- You basically choose two characters and while you are battling anytime you can tag your partner battler, and they will come in. You can do a double grapple which involves both fighters which is very cool. You go through five rounds of enemies.Team battle mode- You basically create a team and fight enemies. When your fighter gets K.O'd, your next fighter comes into battle. When all the players in one team are eliminated the other team wins. Once again, there are five rounds.Then of course there is multiplayer where you can battle in either 1 on 1, tag battle mode or team battle mode.You can also watch the CPU fight against each other, or watch the endings for each character.Audio- There is nothing special about the audio portion of the game. Pretty hardcore rock music is in the game, if you like rock, you will love the music, if you don't, you will hate it.Unfortunetely, there is no online play for this game but there is for Dead Or Alive Ultimate which is out in stores now.So in conclusion, for all of you fighting game lovers out there, this is definetely one of the best games out there for you, although Dead or Alive Ultimate might be a better deal considering that you can dual it out online aginst opponents which is very fun.