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Dead or Alive 5 Last Round
Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja are rolling out the last version of Dead or Alive 5. This installment hits PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Xbox 360 versions are en route to stores. The PlayStation 3 edition will arrive digitally on February 24.
To celebrate the release, which includes two new fighters, the team has delivered a new trailer showcasing the explosive stage events players can trigger during matches. You’ll get to see some of the costumes and characters as they duke it out in a number of different settings.
Dead or Alive 5: Last Round includes 400 costumes (some of which are unlockable), and you’ll be able to carry over your DLC from Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate within the same console family. That means that even though this is the final version of the game, this isn’t an all encompassing package. There’s still costume DLC if that’s something in which you are interested.
For those looking for the PC version, you’ve got a bit longer to wait. That version will arrive on March 30. For more, check out our most recent preview.
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