query: who hosted the 5th dead or alive tournament

pos: Dead or Alive 5 the DOATEC corporation's TriTower headquarters. Helena Douglas has undertaken the task of rebuilding DOATEC but wants to use its technology for peaceful ends. Helena dissolved DOATEC's Biotechnology Division, stopped the Military Division's biological weapons projects Alpha, Epsilon and Omega, fired all members of Donovan's faction, and announced that she intends to hold the Dead or Alive Tournament 5 (DOA5), hosted by Zack, "to show the world the principles and philosophies upholding the new DOATEC." The game's Story Mode is told in the form of one long sequence, similar to the Chronicle Mode of "" and presented in "hyperlink cinema style"

pos: Dead or Alive (franchise) with unknown motives, holds the fighting competition in arenas ranging from the North Pole to the Amazon rain forest. "Dead or Alive", the first game in the series, introduced the initial characters and their reasons for entering the tournament. For example, Zack enters for profit, while Kasumi, a runaway female ninja and the series' main protagonist, enters the tournament to seek revenge against Raidou who crippled her brother Hayate. Kasumi wins the first DOA tournament, however the strict laws of ninja society prevent Kasumi from returning to her village, and she becomes a hunted fugitive. "Dead or Alive 2" is

pos: Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball become fast friends through a brief exchange of gifts. Zack gambles his winnings from the "Dead or Alive 3" tournament at a casino. In the process, he hits the jackpot, earning a ridiculously large sum of money. The money is used to purchase a private island, which he promptly turns into a resort named after himself ("Zack Island"). He then invites the women from the previous tournament (along with one newcomer — his girlfriend) to his island under the pretense that the next Dead or Alive tournament will be held there. The women arrive and after discovering the truth, (namely

pos: Dead or Alive (franchise) is held to test Omega's abilities. In the end, Kasumi's half-sister Ayane defeats her former master and wins the tournament. The game introduces four more fighters, a first playable appearance of Hayate, and the brand new fighters Hitomi, Brad Wong and Christie. "Dead or Alive 4" again explores DOATEC's attempts to create a powerful clone of Kasumi with the Alpha project. The various fighters discover the true nature of DOATEC and set out to stop it. Helena wins the tournament and decides to give the title to Zack. The fifth game, "Dead or Alive 5", is set two years later.

pos: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) defeats Mila in the quarterfinals and Eliot in the semifinals. Before the finals, Hitomi encounters Hayate once again, declaring that she needs to win one more fight and she will be champion. However, she is defeated by Jann Lee in the finals, making her the tournament runner-up. In "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball", Hitomi is invited to Zack Island for the fourth DOA tournament, which turns out to be a ruse concocted by Zack (the island's owner) in order to lure the girls of DOA into a two-week tropical vacation. In the sequel "Dead or Alive Xtreme 2", Hitomi

pos: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) returns to the island to participate in the fifth tournament after being deceived again into a false invitation from Zack. In "Dead or Alive Xtreme 3", Hitomi returns to New Zack Island after the fifth tournament to get dristracted itself and have some fun before returning to her training for the next tournament. Hitomi, envisioned as a "traditionally-trained karate girl," started out initially as the intended new main heroine to replace Kasumi back when "DOA3" was to feature a brand new cast of characters. She is a slender but physically fit young woman of average height. Despite her Japanese heritage,

pos: Tina Armstrong Zack Island in "Dead or Alive Xtreme 2" to finally escape the clutches of her overbearing father. In "Dead or Alive 5", Tina has quit competitive fighting since achieving success in the entertainment world, but she is lured out of retirement and recruited into the fifth tournament by Zack (owner of Zack Island in the "Dead or Alive Xtreme" games). Tina then takes out "Virtua Fighter" character Sarah Bryant as her reaction to Zack confusing her with Sarah. When Tina publicly announces her plans of returning to competition, Bass attempts to stop her once again, this time by posing as

pos: Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball The game is set immediately after the tournament in "Dead or Alive 3" ended. Gameplay revolves around the women of the "DOA" series playing various mini-games in the many locations of Zack Island, a reclusive private resort on an island owned by Zack, the only male character from the series to appear anywhere in the game. This installment features no fighting engine, instead being much like a simulation game that encourages the player to establish relationships with the AI of characters, and eventually make a two-person team to compete in volleyball competitions. Currency earned

pos: Dead or Alive 5 the fifth DOA tournament, which takes place at the platform. Each does it for their own reasons, often to either see once more or to defeat some other character. Usually they join it after either being approached by Zack, who is shown finding, fighting and recruiting them around the world. After Tina decides to return to fighting, her father Bass enters it as well, adopting a ring name of Mr. Strong; eventually, they reunite as a team. While stalking Jann Lee, Leifang eventually confronts him before the tournament and there is sexual tension between them. Hitomi, who still hopes to

pos: Dead or Alive 2 game's standard engine. "Dead or Alive 2" features a total of 14 playable fighters, plus the unplayable Kasumi X. Two of them are unlockable and cannot be used in story mode or in the arcade version. The ten returning characters from the first "DOA" game are Ayane, Bass Armstrong, Bayman (unlockable), Gen Fu, Jann Lee, Kasumi, Leifang, Ryu Hayabusa, Tina Armstrong, and Zack. The four newcomers are Ein, Helena Douglas, Leon, and Tengu (unlockable boss). Set less than a year later after the original tournament, a tengu known as Gohyakumine Bankotsubo, or just Tengu, threatens the human world's peace and

pos: Dead or Alive: Dimensions Maria. After finding out the truth, Helena sets of the building's self-destruction and plans to end her own life, with Kasumi and Ayane watching from afar. However, she is saved by Zack, who sweeps in by helicopter and pulls her to safety. The final scene shows Donovan taking off his white mask, and putting on Genra's mask. "Dead or Alive: Dimensions" was first revealed as an official title on June 15, 2010 at E3 under the working title "Dead or Alive 3D". "Dimensions" is the fourth "Dead or Alive" game to feature English voice overs; most of voice actors have

neg: Dead or Alive (franchise) and an extensive Tutorial mode. In addition to the normal control system, "Dead or Alive 5 Plus" for the PlayStation Vita features optional touchscreen-based controls from first-person perspective. The spin-off "Xtreme" series is mostly based around 2-on-2 matches of beach volleyball and casino gambling. After the original "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball", the available activities have expanded to include the likes of watercraft racing and beach photography. The "Dead or Alive" series depicts a collection of skilled martial artists in a worldwide competition named the Dead or Alive tournament. DOATEC (Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee), a massive corporation

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) 18th Master of the Mugen Tenshin ninja clan when Hayate was left comatose after an attack by their renegade uncle Raidou. On a personal quest of revenge, Kasumi, highly skilled in the style ninjutsu, fled to enter the Dead or Alive tournament and defeat Raidou, becoming an outlaw and outcast to her clan. Kasumi kills Raidou and avenges not only the supposed death of Hayate, but also the rape of Kasumi's mother Ayame, winning the first DOA tournament. After the Dead or Alive 1 World Combat Championship, she is abducted by Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC)'s Super Human

neg: Christie (Dead or Alive) Helena Douglas and the head of DOATEC. During the events of the original "Dead or Alive", Christie joins another of Donovan's hired killers, Bayman, in assuring that the ninja Kasumi enters the tournament. Christie abducts and brings Kasumi to Donovan for Project Alpha. Before the events of "Dead or Alive 2" (1999), in which Christie is not playable, she is ordered by Donovan to assassinate Helena Douglas, who had inherited DOATEC after her father's death, in turn serving as a roadblock to Donovan's attempted takeover of the tournament. Christie attempts to kill Helena with a sniper rifle but Helena's mother

neg: Ayane (Dead or Alive) before she became a player character in the 1998 PlayStation port, in which she is an opponent character in the practice and tournament modes (Ayane was later included in the "Dead or Alive ++" arcade edition) as well as an unlockable secret character. In the original "DOA", Ayane has had neither a written background nor in-game plot-line (according to the later canon, Ayane was sent to secretly follow Kasumi). In "Dead or Alive 2" (1999), Ayane joins in the Dead or Alive World Combat Championship as an assassin in pursuit of her half-sister Kasumi, a runaway shinobi who has left

neg: Christie (Dead or Alive) Christie (Dead or Alive) In the "Dead or Alive" series, Christie is a cold and heartless professional assassin who relishes her occupation for the act of killing rather than the financial reward. She employs any means necessary to attain her mission objectives, including using her looks, charm, and sex appeal to lure her intended victims, though on occasion she will flirt with her male targets in lieu of killing them. Victor Donovan, a powerful antagonistic figure in the Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC), hires her as a double agent to keep an eye on Fame Douglas, father of

neg: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) first tournament. She takes him into her home, and together they practice karate until he departs to enter the second tournament to find out about his past. He gradually regains his memories of being ninja clan leader Hayate, which enables him to return home to his village. In "Dead or Alive 3" (2001), the eighteen-year-old Hitomi (making her playable debut in the series) enters the third "DOA" tournament simply to prove her skills and independence. While working as a waitress for the Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC), she reunites with Ein and meets ninjutsu specialist Ayane, and during

neg: Ryu Hayabusa canonically wins the second championship in the 1999 sequel "Dead or Alive 2" upon learning beforehand that an interdimensional creature called Tengu joined to wreak chaos on the world. Ryu comes across his lost friend Hayate, now an amnesiac calling himself "Ein", whose defeat at Ryu's hands restores his memory. Ryu then destroys Tengu to save the world from his would-be plot, winning the second tournament. His role in "Dead or Alive 3" (2001) is more minor, as he faces off against Hayate, who has become the newest leader of the Mugen Tenshin ninja clan. In "Dead or Alive 4"

neg: Dead or Alive 5 realistic visual style than its predecessors. Its plot is set two years after the events of "Dead or Alive 4", telling the interrelating stories of various characters in connection to the new DOA tournament and the continuing hunt for Kasumi's evil clone. The game received generally favorable reviews. A portable and expanded version for the PlayStation Vita, entitled "Dead or Alive 5 Plus" (stylized as "Dead or Alive 5+"), was released in 2013. The next version, "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate", was released for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 later in 2013, with an arcade version to follow. A

neg: DOA: Dead or Alive DOA: Dead or Alive DOA: Dead or Alive is a 2006 British-German-American martial arts action film loosely based on the Tecmo/Team Ninja fighting game series "Dead or Alive". Directed by Corey Yuen and written by J. F. Lawton and Adam and Seth Gross, it features an ensemble cast led by Jaime Pressly, Holly Valance, Sarah Carter, Natassia Malthe and Devon Aoki. In the film, a number of fighters are invited to DOA "Dead or Alive", an invitational martial arts contest. The four female fighters begin as rivals, but work together to uncover the secret that the organizer of the tournament

neg: Christie (Dead or Alive) Maria intentionally takes the fatal bullet instead. Christie manages to escape and succeeds in later posing as Helena's personal assistant. Christie is player-controllable for the first time in "Dead or Alive 3". Her objective therein is to prevent Helena from winning the third Dead or Alive tournament, and in the process prevent her from uncovering more of Donovan's plans. When she does confront Helena, she is stopped by Bayman, who is seeking revenge on Donovan for having ordered a hit on him. Christie commands a clone of Kasumi to defeat Helena, a task that fails. Christie kidnaps CIA agent Irene

neg: Helena Douglas are connected to the Dead or Alive (DOA) World Combat Championship, and enters the tournament to discover the truth. Although never explained in the series, Helena appears to have learned or known information pertaining to the Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC), especially after encountering an amnesiac contestant named Hayate. Helena implicates Ayane as her mother's assassin, an accusation Ayane neither confirms nor denies, which causes a fight to break out between them. Helena returns for "Dead or Alive 3" (2001), and is captured by antagonist Victor Donovan and imprisoned. Although Helena insists that she has no ties to

neg: Dead or Alive: Dimensions Dead or Alive: Dimensions Dead or Alive: Dimensions ("DOAD") is a fighting game developed by Team Ninja and released by Tecmo Koei and in some regions by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011. Originally planned as a launch title for the 3DS but delayed due to 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, "DOAD" makes use of the console's unique features. The game was well received by critics. "Dimensions" can be considered a compilation game rather than a truly new entry in the "Dead or Alive" series, similar to the likes of "Mortal Kombat Trilogy" or "Tekken Tag Tournament". It offers

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) character. In the story mode of "DOA5", Alpha-152 is again the last opponent. She takes on Kasumi's exact form and can also transform into Ayane, Hayate and Ryu during the final battle. Kasumi appears in the 2003 sports video game "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball" ("DOAX"). There, Kasumi is invited to a fourth DOA tournament; upon arriving she discovers the invitation is a hoax, and she and the game's other characters play beach volleyball. Kasumi also appears in the sequel, "Dead or Alive Xtreme 2" (2006), and in the portable version "Dead or Alive Paradise" (2010). She is one

neg: Ayane (Dead or Alive) is similar to the hatred Raidou had towards Shiden, Kasumi's father. Depicted as quiet and reserved, Ayane has honed her skills in an attempt to make others see her as more than a "child of evil". Her deadly fighting style has given her the nickname "Female Tengu". With the death of her former master Genra (Omega) at the end of "Dead or Alive 3", Ayane becomes the strongest ninja of he dark side of the Mugen Tenshin clan, the secret , and pledges her existence to assist in Hayate's task of destroying the Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC).

neg: Tina Armstrong Tina Armstrong Tina Armstrong is the only child of famous professional wrestler Bass Armstrong, who raised her alone after her mother's death. He wanted Tina to follow him into the wrestling industry, and trains her for such at a young age. Though she is already an expert grappler by her teenage years, she dreams of expanding her horizons beyond the wrestling scene. In the original "Dead or Alive" game, Tina joins the Dead or Alive fighting tournament as a vehicle for becoming discovered by Hollywood. Bass opposes this decision as he does not want her to quit wrestling, and enters

neg: Ryu Hayabusa (2005), Ryu joins fellow clansmen Hayate, Kasumi and Ayane to stop the corrupt Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC) by detonating their "Tritower" headquarters. Victor Donovan's hired assassin Christie attempts to stop them, until she is distracted by Helena Douglas, allowing the ninja to succeed in destroying the building. Ryu returns in 2012's "Dead or Alive 5", aiding Hayate and Ayane in their battle against Donovan's new organization, MIST, who plans to sell modified soldiers to various militia around the world. When Hayate is captured, Ryu sends his falcon to send a message to Kasumi in order to summon

neg: Dead or Alive (franchise) that was in development by Team Ninja for the Xbox 360 during the mid-2000s. In a February 2005 interview, Team Ninja's Tomonobu Itagaki said that "Code Chronos" would be set prior to the original "Dead or Alive" and will relay the story of characters Ayane and Kasumi before the first tournament. Itagaki said it would "not be a fighting game" and instead act as a prequel to the series proper, and the game was supposed to be related to the part of the opening cinematic of "Dead or Alive Ultimate" that showed the child versions of Kasumi and Ayane. Earlier

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Akira Yuki. In May 2012, Koei Tecmo attended London MCM Expo, showcasing a playable demo version of the game. "Dead or Alive 5" tournament was also held on the GameSpot stage. In June, KT attended the E3 2012, where the live-streamed IPN (IGN Pro League) "Dead or Alive 5" championship was held with a new beta demo version of the game. A trailer for the event revealed another "Virtua Fighter" guest character, Sarah Bryant. June saw the emergence of a new trailer confirming the addition of a brand new character to the series, Rig. In July, KT's official YouTube channel

neg: Dead or Alive Ultimate to be released in America and Europe ("" having been the first) and the first online console 3D fighting game in Japan. The system set forth by Tecmo for online play in "Dead or Alive Ultimate" was intended to recreate the feel of playing at an arcade. Players would log onto a shared "lobby" and then observe other matches until it was their turn to participate. Each lobby has a set of gameplay parameters that is determined by its creator, allowing for tournament-style play. While this game brings back the old mechanics of the Dreamcast version of "Dead or Alive

neg: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) this time, Ein reveals the truth about himself to Hitomi. She additionally meets fellow contestant Jann Lee, whom she chastises for being too hard on opponents after he brutally defeats Leifang. After Hitomi finishes third, she is allowed to quit the dojo and she transitions into life as an independent adult. Hitomi is a secret playable character in the 2004 release "Dead or Alive Ultimate", but does not appear in the game's story mode. In "Dead or Alive 4" (2005), she enters the "DOA" tournament once more, this time in hopes of winning the cash prize after her father is

neg: Christie (Dead or Alive) more approachable and social than her in-game counterpart but retains her role of master thief and assassin, working with a noncanonical character named Max (Matthew Marsden) to steal Donovan's $100 million fortune hidden in a vault on the tournament grounds. "Dead or Alive" merchandise of the character include several figures by various manufacturers such as Bandai, Epoch and Kotobukiya. Famitsu released a series of pencil boards. Like the "Dead or Alive" series' other female fighters, Christie has been well received by gaming media particularly for her sex appeal, in addition to her personality. She placed fourth in GameTrailers' 2007 top-ten

neg: Dead or Alive (video game) the opposing player can execute a juggling air combo. However, this can be avoided with a defensive roll. Added in the PlayStation and "Arcade++" versions are Kasumi's half-sister Ayane and Tina's father Bass Armstrong. A runaway kunoichi known as Kasumi enters the Dead or Alive tournament to seek revenge against her uncle Raidou, who was responsible for crippling her brother Hayate. Kasumi eventually defeats and kills Raidou, but her decision to leave the village violates the strict laws of the ninja society, and as a result she becomes a hunted fugitive. During the mid 1990s, Japanese gaming company Tecmo was

neg: DOA: Dead or Alive is trying to hide. The film has various appearances from characters of the game series, with, in lead roles, Kasumi (Aoki), Christie Allen (Valance) and Tina Armstrong (Pressly). A group of martial arts and combat masters are invited to a fighting contest, "Dead or Alive", on an isolated island within an advanced complex, with the ultimate prize of $10 million. Among the competitors are Kasumi, a shinobi ninja-princess looking for her brother Hayate (who was competing in the last tournament), Tina, a professional wrestler setting out to prove she has more potential (complicated by her father Bass being one of

neg: Dead or Alive (franchise) set less than a year later, as Tengu threatens the world. Kasumi's brother Hayate, previously injured by Raidou, returns from being a subject in DOATEC's bio-weapon experiment Epsilon. New fighters include Ein (Hayate), Helena Douglas and Leon. Eventually, Ryu Hayabusa defeats Tengu and wins the tournament. The third game, "Dead or Alive 3", takes place shortly after the defeat of Tengu. This game's plot concerns a secret goal of DOATEC's Donovan to produce the ultimate fighter, called the Omega project. Through Epsilon and Alpha stages, DOATEC wipes the ninja Genra's memory, turning him into the vicious Omega; a third tournament

neg: Dead or Alive: Dimensions in a coma, is abducted from the village by Kasumi Alpha. Ayane is told by Genra about the return of Tengu and sent to search for Ryu in Europe. After the death of her father Fame, and her mother Maria, Helena appears on "Freedom Survivor" and takes over the Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee and announces the second DOA tournament, with herself participating as a competitor. Ryu hears that Kasumi is in DOATEC Germany and goes there. In DOATEC's facility in Germany, where Kasumi is indeed being held, Alpha sneaks Kasumi out of her cell. As the facility burns

neg: DOA: Dead or Alive in the previous tournament, and Hayabusa, infiltrating the main facility to find the truth, is captured. She is more than once confronted and nearly killed by Ayane, who Kasumi tries to convince that Hayate is alive (since it is eventually clear that Ayane loves Hayate). Also, Weatherby begins to fall for Helena, and in the end tells her about what he knows of the mystery project, and that before Helena’s father could shut the project down, he died (indicating that he was murdered). On the final day of the tournament, wondering where Hayabusa is, Kasumi, Christie and Tina look for

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) Kasumi (Dead or Alive) In the games' canon, Kasumi, also known as "the Kunoichi of Destiny", is a teenage ninja princess who has left her clan, becoming an outcast and is pursued by her younger half-sister Ayane. There are several "Dead or Alive" player and boss characters who are clones of her. She also guest appeared in various other games, including Team Ninja's other flagship series "Ninja Gaiden" where Ayane plays a much bigger role. Kasumi has become a symbol of the "Dead or Alive" franchise and is the personal favourite of Team Ninja's founder and the series' creator Tomonobu

neg: Dead or Alive 2 SoftBank ("Dead or Alive 2 Perfect Guide", "Dead or Alive 2 Perfect Guide Dreamcast Ban", "Dead or Alive 2 Hard Core Perfect Guide") and Dengeki ("Dead or Alive 2 Kōshiki Kōryaku Guide", "Dead or Alive 2 Kōshiki Kōryaku & Girls", "Dead or Alive 2 Hard Core Kōshiki Kōryaku Guide"). Nine different versions (excluding DOA2 Ultimate on Xbox and the two PSN releases) of "Dead or Alive 2" were released: two for the arcade market, and the others were home versions. Tomonobu Itagaki and Team Ninja were constantly enhancing the game for both the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 as they worked

neg: Dead or Alive Ultimate Dead or Alive Ultimate Dead or Alive Ultimate is a compilation fighting game developed by Team Ninja and released by Tecmo for the Xbox in 2004. It is a collection of the two previous games in the series, 1996's "Dead or Alive" and 1999's "Dead or Alive 2". It marks the only game in the series to date to be a compilation. "DOA Ultimate" contains a high-resolution edition of the Sega Saturn version of "Dead or Alive", and an enhanced remake of "DOA2" which utilized the "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball" graphics engine and offered "Dead or Alive 3"

neg: Leifang Leifang , often written as Lei Fang, is a player character in the "Dead or Alive" fighting game series by Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo. She was introduced in the original "Dead or Alive" in 1996 and has appeared in the series' subsequent installments. She is a Chinese college student and martial artist who competes in the Dead or Alive tournaments to prove her superiority over fellow combatant Jann Lee. One of the "Dead or Alive" series' more popular characters, Leifang has appeared on series merchandise and the feature film "". She has received mainly positive public and critical reception

neg: Blart II: The Boy Who Was Wanted Dead or Alive – or Both Blart II: The Boy Who Was Wanted Dead or Alive – or Both Blart II: The Boy Who Was Wanted Dead Or Alive - Or Both is the sequel to Dominic Barker's "", released in 2007. It was published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. Blart, after the imprisonment of Zoltab, is living the good life on his own pig farm. But a wily merchant named Uther has conned him out of everything he owns and his freedom by a game of cards called "Muggins". To play Muggins, the dealer simply picks two cards from the deck, hands one to the non-dealer

neg: Kat Gunn a third season. She made an appearance at the fourth IGN Pro League (IPL) tournament in Las Vegas and made a few contacts, which led to an opportunity to commentate on the initial round of the "I'm a Fighter" World Championship at the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo. While most enjoyed Gunn's commentary, she was not pleased with her overall knowledge of the unreleased "Dead or Alive 5" and began studying the game. Gunn is featured in the credits of "Dead or Alive 5" because of her IPL contributions. She continued to work for the IPL until IGN closed down the

neg: Ryu Hayabusa disappearing into the shadows. Ryu's story continues in the 2013 release "", in which he is not playable; instead, he is pursued by the game's "foul-mouthed" protagonist, Yaiba Kamikaze, in his quest for revenge after having been wounded by Ryu's Dragon Sword. Ryu is additionally a player character in the "Dead or Alive" games, which take place chronologically years after the "Ninja Gaiden" series. He is written into the events of each of the Dead or Alive fighting tournaments, starting with the 1996 original game, in which he participates in the inaugural tournament while searching for fellow ninja Kasumi. He

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) ideally Kumiko Gotoh, but had no authority over the casting process. Aoki said about Kasumi: "Yes, she's pretty badass ... and she's a princess. She's never been outside the palace walls. She's been very, very sheltered, because she's a princess and that's the way it is ... until the point where she actually decides to leave, she's basically been pretty sheltered but she's a capable fighter." According to "Kung Fu Tai Chi", "DOA: Dead or Alive" "focuses its pugilistic mayhem on the eye-candy surrounding the mythos of Princess Kasumi". In the movie, Kasumi escapes her clan and joins the tournament

neg: Kayane and Vietnamese descent and her nickname Kayane comes from conjunction of the names of "Dead or Alive" characters Kasumi and Ayane. Kayane has played video games since her early childhood, interested in a variety of genres. In 2001, she won the second place in France's vice-champion in "Dead or Alive 2" at an age of nine; it was the first tournament that she has ever participated in. Since then, she has competed in scores of gaming competitions in France and around the world (over 80 in total by 2012), winning many of them; her Major League Gaming record includes second

neg: Dead or Alive 6 a new mechanic named the Fatal Reversal, where the character reverses an opponent, stunning them, before appearing behind them, open for a counter. "Dead or Alive 6" marks the first time for the series to have costume customization mode. Following in events in "Dead or Alive 5", Kasumi abandoned her ninja clan and secretly resided in a mountain village, but the world is about to be threatened by a new sinister plan. The game currently has 25 playable fighters. According to the developers during an interview, it will not feature the characters who were introduced in "Dead or Alive Xtreme

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) even to the most defensive of fighters," and that novice players might especially appreciate her very accessible high combos. In an official description of Kasumi in "Dead or Alive 5", she uses "beautiful yet varied attacks executed at a high speed that few can guard against." Dean James from Attack of the Fanboy recommended her especially "for those who haven’t played the series in the past and are just starting with "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round"" for her "probably the most balanced setup in the series." In the "Dead or Alive Xtreme" beach volleyball series, Kasumi has excellent technique

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) first of these to appear in the series was , which appeared as Kasumi wearing a crimson ninja suit. Kasumi Alpha is a boss character in "Dead or Alive 2" and also appears in "Dead or Alive Ultimate". She is defeated by Kasumi and the project undergoes another phase known as Project Alpha-2. Most of Kasumi's chapters in the story mode of "Dead or Alive 5" are actually following her other, unknowing clone. The character was later redesigned to appear as a translucent, liquid-like form of Kasumithe ultimate stage of Alpha series human weapons known as , who "detests all

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate (abbreviated to "DOA5 Ultimate" or just "DOA5U") is a fighting game in the "Dead or Alive" series, developed by Team Ninja, and released by Tecmo Koei for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in September 2013. It was followed by an arcade edition later in 2013. It is the first arcade game to be released by Koei Tecmo since "Dead or Alive 2 Millenium" in 2000. "DOA5 Ultimate" is an expanded edition of 2012's "Dead or Alive 5", incorporating some features from the PlayStation Vita's "Dead or Alive 5 Plus"

neg: Bang! (card game) two or more players are still alive or the only remaining player is an Outlaw, "all" the Outlaws win, dead or alive. On the other hand, if all Outlaws and Renegades are dead before the Sheriff dies, the Sheriff and all the Deputies win, dead or alive. The game is an interesting application of Game theory. As only the Sheriff is known, it is hard to know who has what role. Generally, a person's role is implied if he tries to shoot, or otherwise harm, the Sheriff. Others' role can be implied if they try to harm those who harmed

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Dead or Alive 5 Dead or Alive 5 (abbreviated to DOA5) is a fighting video game in the "Dead or Alive" series, developed by Team Ninja and released by Tecmo Koei simultaneously for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2012. It is the first "Dead or Alive" game to have a multi-platform release since "Dead or Alive 2" as well as the series' first installment that was released for the PlayStation 3. "Dead or Alive 5" features guest characters from Sega's "Virtua Fighter" fighting game series and several new gameplay mechanics, as well as improved graphics and a more

neg: Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 is a sports video game in the "Dead or Alive" series developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo as the second sequel to the beach volleyball spin-off title "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball". It was released under two titles for the two different platforms, as Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Fortune for PlayStation 4 and as Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Venus for PlayStation Vita. The game was distributed exclusively in Asian territories, where it was released on March 24, 2016, although it does contain an English

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Dead or Alive 5 Last Round is a 2015 fighting game developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, and Arcade. It is the third updated version of 2012's "Dead or Alive 5", following 2013's "Dead or Alive 5 Plus" and "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate". Notable changes from "Ultimate" include two additional characters and a graphical upgrade for the new generation of consoles. Unlike the original "Dead or Alive 5", as a download update for PS3 and Xbox 360, the

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Plus Dead or Alive 5 Plus Dead or Alive 5 Plus (stylized as "Dead or Alive 5+" and abbreviated to "DOA5+") is a fighting game in the "Dead or Alive" series, developed by Team Ninja and released by Tecmo Koei for the PlayStation Vita in March 2013. An expanded handheld port of the 2012 game "Dead or Alive 5", "DOA5+" was met with positive critical reception, gaining better scores than the original. "Dead or Alive 5 Plus" introduces new training options, such as Command Training to practice attacks, Combo Challenge to master combos, and a free training mode enabling players to

neg: Dead or Alive 4 Helena Douglas taking over the mantle of Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee as its second chairman, determined to fight against the corruption in the organization. The main storyline continues with the war between the DOATEC and the Mugen Tenshin Ninja Clan. After Ayane successfully defeats DOATEC's last creation, Omega, Hayate returned to the Mugen Tenshin clan, taking over the leadership. Now leader, he goes on a quest to put an end to DOATEC. He is accompanied by Ayane and Ryu Hayabusa; Kasumi, though reluctant, is dragged into the events herself as she follows her brother. On May 12, 2005,

neg: Dead or Alive 5 and for Destructoid's title of best fighting game of 2012 (losing also to "Persona 4 Arena") as well as for GameSpot's "Fighting Game of the Year" (losing to "Tekken Tag Tournament 2"). "Dead or Alive 5" has been nominated for "Best Console" game in the IGN Australia's Black Beta Select Awards 2012 and Digital Spy chose it as one of the 20 nominees for an overall "Game of the Year" of 2012. Russian magazine "Igromania" gave it a title of the fighting game of the year. Polish web portal Interia.pl included the game's Ayane, Christie and Kasumi among the "sexiest

neg: Dead or Alive 5 for more character and stage interactions. It is not told in chronological order and is instead divided into a series of interconnected chapters following various characters and showing the events from their respective perspectives. There are two main storylines, one telling the story of the fifth tournament, and the other one centered around the hunt for Alpha-152. Characters from the both storylines often interact with each other in minor ways. "Dead or Alive 5" features 19 recurring characters from the series as playable fighters, each with English and Japanese voice actors: "DOA5" adds two new characters to the series: In

neg: Dead or Alive 3 longer human, but a force of singular and unprecedented capabilities. Eventually, Hajin Mon's Ayane wins the third DOA tournament and kills Genra. The European and Japanese versions of "Dead or Alive 3" feature more content such as extra costumes, new attacks for characters, a time attack mode, and a new cinmatic introduction for the game. Because of its early release, the North American version does not feature any of the above. In June 2002, "Official Xbox Magazine" provided a 'Booster Disc' for "DOA3" which included all of the extra costumes released on the EU and JP versions of the game,

neg: Dead or Alive (franchise) on the App Store since February 22, 2010. A live-action feature film titled "DOA: Dead or Alive", directed by Corey Yuen and starring Devon Aoki, Jaime Pressly, Holly Valance, Sarah Carter and Natassia Malthe was released in the United States on June 15, 2007. In the film, four female fighters are invited to a martial arts contest; they begin as rivals, but work together to uncover the secret that Donovan, the organizer of the tournament, is trying to hide. Not screened in advance for the press, the film received mixed to negative reviews from critics and was a flop at

neg: Dead or Alive 5 in Japan were strong where the game sold more than 80,000 copies, mostly for the PS3. On October 29, 2012, it was reported that the game sold 580,000 units worldwide during the first month after its release. According to Tecmo Koei, downloadable content sales and retail pre-orders have also been favorable. Joystiq commented that the figure "compares reasonably to the 700,000 copies "Dead or Alive 4" shipped worldwide in its first two months." Its main rival game, "Tekken Tag Tournament 2", also released in September, has sold 840,000 units by November 2, 2012. By June 2015, all versions of the

neg: Dead or Alive: Dimensions with Fame Douglas, the head of the Dead or Alive Tournament Executive Committee (DOATEC). After Kasumi fights her way and manages to reach the final round, she faces against Raidou and defeats him, but then he reawakens more powerful than before. Kasumi uses her magic against him, and with help from Ryu Hayabusa, she finally kills Raidou. However, she gets kidnapped by DOATEC, which prompts Ryu to save her. That same night, Douglas is assassinated by Bayman under the order of Victor Donovan, and although he is successful, Christie leaves him behind as she returns to DOATEC headquarters. Hayate, still

neg: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) stricken with an illness that puts a financial strain on the dojo despite his eventual recovery. She defeats Leifang and again faces Jann Lee after he "rescues" her from a T-rex. In the DOATEC Tritower, Hitomi encounters Hayate and pleads for him to return to her father's dojo, admitting that she does not know what to do without his guidance, but Hayate refuses, because he is no longer "Ein", while the fourth tournament is not a competition but a war. In "Dead or Alive 5" (2012), Hitomi reunites with Leifang and they train together before going their separate ways. Hitomi

neg: Dead or Alive Or Dead or Alive Or "Dead or Alive Or" is the eleventh episode of the eighth season of the post-apocalyptic horror television series "The Walking Dead", which aired on AMC on March 11, 2018. It was written by Eddie Guzelian and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. Daryl (Norman Reedus), aided by Rosita (Christian Serratos), Tara (Alanna Masterson), and Siddiq (Avi Nash), lead the survivors from the destroyed Alexandria Safe-Zone towards the Hilltop while avoiding Savior patrols who are under orders to seek them out by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan); Dwight (Austin Amelio), a former Savior that has helped the Alexandrians, guides

neg: Dead or Alive Or episode "Secrets", which aired in 2011. Dead or Alive Or "Dead or Alive Or" is the eleventh episode of the eighth season of the post-apocalyptic horror television series "The Walking Dead", which aired on AMC on March 11, 2018. It was written by Eddie Guzelian and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. Daryl (Norman Reedus), aided by Rosita (Christian Serratos), Tara (Alanna Masterson), and Siddiq (Avi Nash), lead the survivors from the destroyed Alexandria Safe-Zone towards the Hilltop while avoiding Savior patrols who are under orders to seek them out by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan); Dwight (Austin Amelio), a former Savior

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate version a 4/5, calling it the series' "most complete and robust experience yet." Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate (abbreviated to "DOA5 Ultimate" or just "DOA5U") is a fighting game in the "Dead or Alive" series, developed by Team Ninja, and released by Tecmo Koei for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in September 2013. It was followed by an arcade edition later in 2013. It is the first arcade game to be released by Koei Tecmo since "Dead or Alive 2 Millenium" in 2000. "DOA5 Ultimate" is an expanded edition of 2012's "Dead or Alive

neg: Dead or Alive Ultimate game industry, including series creator Tomonobu Itagaki. With the December 14, 2006, backward compatibility update for the Xbox 360, the Xbox release of "Dead or Alive Ultimate" can now be played on the Xbox 360. Dead or Alive Ultimate Dead or Alive Ultimate is a compilation fighting game developed by Team Ninja and released by Tecmo for the Xbox in 2004. It is a collection of the two previous games in the series, 1996's "Dead or Alive" and 1999's "Dead or Alive 2". It marks the only game in the series to date to be a compilation. "DOA Ultimate" contains

neg: Dead or Alive 6 Dead or Alive 6 Dead or Alive 6 is an upcoming fighting game developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo. It is the nineteenth game in the "Dead or Alive" series and a sequel to "Dead or Alive 5". The game is set to be released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on February 15, 2019. Running on a new engine for the eighth generation of consoles, new features include visible damage on the fighters during the course of the fight while the sweat effects from "Dead or Alive 5" return and are more pronounced. The

neg: Dead or Alive 6 Dead or Alive 6 Dead or Alive 6 is an upcoming fighting game developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo. It is the nineteenth game in the "Dead or Alive" series and a sequel to "Dead or Alive 5". The game is set to be released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on February 15, 2019. Running on a new engine for the eighth generation of consoles, new features include visible damage on the fighters during the course of the fight while the sweat effects from "Dead or Alive 5" return and are more pronounced. The

neg: Dead or Alive 2 Dead or Alive 2 "Dead or Alive 2" improved upon the graphics engine of its predecessor by using Sega NAOMI hardware and on the gameplay system by including many new features, leading to critical acclaim and strong sales. In 2004, "DOA2" was remade for the Xbox as part of "Dead or Alive Ultimate". The gameplay of "Dead or Alive 2", and all subsequent "DOA" fighting games, borrows heavily from the "Virtua Fighter" series, but makes some key changes that drastically changes the way "Dead or Alive" is played in comparison to "Virtua Fighter". In "DOA2", the basis of the entire

neg: Dead or Alive (franchise) the box office, failing to recoup even half of its modest $21 million budget. The "Dead or Alive" games have been mostly well received. The fighting series have received positive reviews, with "Dead or Alive 2" having the highest ratings out of the numbered games, and "Dead or Alive 5" having the lowest except its "Plus" version for the Vita. Dead or Alive (franchise) The "Dead or Alive" series focuses on fast-paced gameplay in a three-dimensional playing field. Like other modern fighting games that attempt to emulate real life martial arts, "DOA"'s input system is designed so controls correspond game

neg: Dead or Alive 5 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 and a physical release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, including a free-to-play version for the latter consoles. Among other changes, the original "Dead or Alive" boss Raidou returns as a cyborg, along with a new female character named Honoka. Dead or Alive 5 Dead or Alive 5 (abbreviated to DOA5) is a fighting video game in the "Dead or Alive" series, developed by Team Ninja and released by Tecmo Koei simultaneously for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2012. It is the first "Dead or Alive" game to have a

neg: Dead or Alive (video game) engine, a slightly revamped fighting engine, and new background music. Tecmo also released an upgrade titled Dead or Alive++ for the arcades in Japan which was based on the PlayStation version. This version was based on the PlayStation version with an even slight updated gameplay that later expanded for the sequel, "Dead or Alive 2". Dead or Alive (video game) Capitalizing on the success of Sega's "Virtua Fighter" fighting game series at the time, "Dead or Alive" takes influence from "Virtua Fighter" while adding unique gameplay elements of its own. "Dead or Alive" was a commercial success, helping Tecmo overcome

neg: Dead or Alive: Final low key after the ultra-violent opener, "Dead or Alive" (1999). and lesser-known middle entry, "Dead or Alive 2: Birds" (2000)." Elley stated that the film "wanders in the middle but is generally tightly constructed, with energetic perfs. Action, choreographed by Chang Chi-li, is OK." Dead or Alive: Final Dead or Alive: Final is a 2002 Japanese cyberpunk science fiction film directed by Takashi Miike. It is the third in a three-part series, preceded by "Dead or Alive" in 1999 and "" in 2000. The films are not connected in any apparent way except by director Takashi Miike and stars Riki

neg: Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 due to rights limitations involving multiple anime licenses. "Dead or Alive Xtreme 3" eventually broke Play-Asia sales records as well. Famitsu reviewed both versions of the game 32/40 (8/8/8/8). Operation Rainfall gave "Dead or Alive Xtreme 3" a score of 3 stars out of 5, and although they praised the graphics and visual engine, they found "Dead or Alive Xtreme 3" to be more of a technical demo than a finished game. They also noted that the game has "lots of replay value." Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 is a sports video game in the

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) featuring erotic vocal sample; 14 of the game's songs were also released separately. A fan mod adds Kasumi to "Ultra Street Fighter IV", mapping her over Chun-Li. Kasumi (Dead or Alive) In the games' canon, Kasumi, also known as "the Kunoichi of Destiny", is a teenage ninja princess who has left her clan, becoming an outcast and is pursued by her younger half-sister Ayane. There are several "Dead or Alive" player and boss characters who are clones of her. She also guest appeared in various other games, including Team Ninja's other flagship series "Ninja Gaiden" where Ayane plays a much

neg: Cross Insurance Arena August 16, 1977 for a performance at the arena the following day, but he was found dead at his Graceland mansion that morning. A re-enactment of the preparations for the Portland show is featured in the bio film "This Is Elvis". KISS were scheduled to conclude the 4th leg of their Alive/Worldwide Tour on November 16, 1996, but the show was cancelled. The venue also hosted the America East Conference (then the ECAC North) men's basketball tournament in 1980. Billy Graham's Maine Crusade took place at the arena in 1981. Two AHL hockey clubs that have called the arena home,

neg: Dead or Alive: Dimensions suicide, but is found by her mother, Ayame. Ayane is upset believing Hayate only cares about Kasumi, but Ayame reminded her that all four of them are family and asks Ayane to save Kasumi. Hayate and Ayane join the third tournament to track down Genra. While on "Freedom Survivour", Hayate meets up Hitomi again since his departure when he was Ein, and Hayate tells Hitomi the truth about his ninja identity, much to her surprise. During the tournament, Hayate meets with Helena, who recognises him as the subject of Project Epsilon. Hayate demands she tells him why Genra joined DOATEC,

neg: Dead or Alive Ultimate game mechanics, new game content, online multiplayer capabilities, and the inclusion of Hitomi as a playable character. "Dead or Alive Ultimate" is a compilation game that includes a remade version of "Dead or Alive 2", with re-developed graphics and new stages for the Xbox gaming system. It also includes the original Sega Saturn version of the first "Dead or Alive", with smoothed graphics, but lacks the additional content received in the later-released North American PlayStation version (no Bass or Ayane characters or extra costumes). Both editions include online play. "Dead or Alive Ultimate 1" is essentially identical to its original

neg: Hitler – Dead or Alive and is shot by the SS officer in charge, who states disdainfully and ironically: "To think that Germany could produce a piece of filth like you." Steve makes a long patriotic speech while facing a firing squad. Principal photography on "Hitler – Dead or Alive" began on August 6,1942 at Fine Arts Studios. Film historian Alun Evans in "Brassey's Guide to War Films", reviewed "Hitler – Dead or Alive", comparing and contrasting it to other contemporary features, "The Devil with Hitler", (1942), "That Nazi Nuisance" (1943) and "The Hitler Gang" (1944). He noted the earlier film was "... (a) Satirical

neg: Leifang martial artist Jann Lee. Rather than being thankful, she instead becomes obsessed over defeating Jann Lee in battle, as she is bitter over his intervention because she believes she was capable at the time of saving herself. However, she loses to him in subsequent "DOA" tournaments except that of "Dead or Alive 4". She has a close friend in karate master Hitomi, and since "Dead or Alive 2" she has formed a friendly rivalry with wrestler Tina Armstrong, who believes that the meaning of power comes from physical strength. In the early sketches for the original "Dead or Alive", Leifang's

neg: Charles, Dead or Alive country, and in the film creating an imaginary student revolt in a society that in reality did not experience the turmoil or revolutionary possibility facing France in May 1968. 1969 Locarno International Film Festival Charles, Dead or Alive Charles, Dead or Alive (French: "Charles mort ou vif") is a 1970 Swiss drama film directed by Alain Tanner. Produced in reaction to the Protests of 1968, it describes the mid-life crisis of a businessman who decides to drop out of mainstream capitalist life and takes up with couple living a marginal existence on the fringe of society. Meanwhile his daughter has

neg: Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Shea from "Game Informer", Blake Peterson from Game Revolution, Chris Dunlap from Gaming Age, Ernest Lin from PlayStation Universe, Simon Miller from "X-One", and Ken McKown from ZTGD recommended this "great" and "incredibly accessible" fighting game with much content for those who did not get "Ultimate" or just never played a "Dead or Alive" game before, and to try out the free version first in case of a doubt. "Hardcore Gamer"'s Adam Beck endorsed "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round" for those "looking for a fun, over-the-top fighter with a lot of charm," even as he criticized it for how

neg: Helena Douglas was actually a clone, until the real Kasumi joins the fray in the final battle. "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate" introduced Helena's loyal maid servant Marie Rose. Helena is playable in the spinoff games "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball" (2003), "Dead or Alive Xtreme 2" (2006) and "Dead or Alive Paradise" (2010), still pursuing Christie. She returned as one of nine player characters in the 2016 release "Dead or Alive Xtreme 3" after being voted onto the roster in a Japanese fan poll. Helena is listed as standing 5'7" in height and 108 pounds, with long blonde hair and

neg: Ayane (Dead or Alive) to play against in any fighting game due to her potential for "very destabilizing" quick attacks. Previewing the original "Dead or Alive" for the PlayStation, "Computer & Video Games" opined she "has an unusual floaty kind of fighting style, but has some great moves. Her quick punches make stringing combos together easy, and her throws are great for hitting people into the Danger Zone" (an interactive feature within some arenas). In Prima Games' official guide for "Dead or Alive Ultimate" (a remake version of "Dead or Alive" and "Dead or Alive 2"), Eric Mylonas declared Ayane the "tougher of the

neg: Hitler – Dead or Alive Hitler – Dead or Alive Hitler – Dead or Alive is a 1942 American propaganda war film directed by Nick Grinde. The plot of "Hitler – Dead or Alive" was inspired by true events but takes a quasi-comic tone. In 1939, during the early days of World War II, Samuel Thornton (Russell Hicks), a prominent American businessman, offers a reward of one million dollars to bring Adolf Hitler to justice, dead or alive. He hires three gangster ex-convicts released from Alcatraz prison, Steve Maschick (Ward Bond), Hans "Dutch" Havermann (Warren Hymer) and Joe "The Book" Conway (Paul Fix). The three

neg: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) she has blue eyes and brown hair styled with straight bangs and a front fringe, and normally pushed back with a pink headband (with an ponytail in "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate"). In "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball", she stands at 161 cm in height with an 89 cm bust, with these numbers increasing or decreasing only fractionally in "Dead or Alive 4" and "Dead or Alive Xtreme 2". Hitomi's standard wardrobe is contemporary Western with blue jeans, tank tops, and denim jackets, all with fighting gloves. The back label of her pants regularly bears the initials of the

neg: 2014 Rugby Europe Women's Sevens Grand Prix Series Final: 9th/10th Match Semi Finals (5th-8th) 7th/8th Match Final: 5th/6th Match Quarter-finals (1st-8th) Semi Finals (1st-4th) 3rd/4th place Final: 1st/2nd place 2014 Rugby Europe Women's Sevens Grand Prix Series 2014 Rugby Europe Women's Sevens Grand Prix Series was the top level of international women's rugby sevens competitions organised by Rugby Europe during 2014. The series featured two tournaments, one hosted in Moscow and one hosted in Brive-la-Gaillarde. England won the Moscow tournament while France won the Brive tournament. Russia won the overall championship after finishing as runners-up in both tournaments. Semi Finals (9th-12th) 11th/12th Match Final:9th/10th Match Semi Finals (5th-8th)

neg: Dead or Alive Ultimate the Xbox system. In the planning stages, this new game was named "Dead or Alive Online" for its addition of online support. On January 14, it was renamed to "Dead or Alive Ultimate" and promised fresh content, additional characters and an upgraded version of the original "Dead or Alive" for the Sega Saturn. According to Tecmo, the name change was due to the opinion that ""Ultimate" would more accurately describe the feeling players feel upon experiences with the game"". In Japan, "Dead or Alive Ultimate" was released with a crystal-clear blue version of the Xbox system that included a controller

neg: Dead or Alive Ultimate 2", some changes to the music and remixes were added. Each character except Hitomi (which was introduced in "DOA3") has their own remix. The remixes only appear in the Dance Floor stage, The Ray House. The story mode of "Dead or Alive Ultimate" plays out as it did in the original. However, a new CG sequence is added further explaining the relationship and history of Ayane, Kasumi and Hayate leading into the first two Dead or Alive games. In 2004, after the release of "Dead or Alive 3", Team Ninja once again remade "Dead or Alive 2", this time for

neg: Dead or Alive (video game) Dead or Alive (video game) Capitalizing on the success of Sega's "Virtua Fighter" fighting game series at the time, "Dead or Alive" takes influence from "Virtua Fighter" while adding unique gameplay elements of its own. "Dead or Alive" was a commercial success, helping Tecmo overcome their financial problems. The success of the game helped turn the series into a franchise, including several sequels and numerous spinoffs. Unlike other fighting games of the time, in place of a "guard" button "Dead or Alive" uses a "hold" button, which causes the fighter to grab their opponent's limbs if they are attacking at

neg: Dead or Alive 2 create a physics engine dedicated entirely to the animation of the female characters' breasts. "Dead or Alive 2" used the song "Exciter" by Bomb Factory in its opening sequence. Also used as a background track was "Deadly Silence Beach" and "Clumsy Bird". Both tracks can be found on the self-titled mini-album "Bomb Factory" and on the "Dead or Alive 2 Soundtrack". Two soundtrack CDs were released in 2000 by Wake Up in Japan: "Dead or Alive 2 Original Sound Trax" (KWCD-1001) and "Dead or Alive 2 Original Sound Trax" (KWCD-1004). Several Japanese guide books for the game were published by

neg: DOA: Dead or Alive Alive" was released on September 11, 2007. In the first week, 68,578 units were sold, earning $1,370,874 and a #12 ranking on the week's DVD sales. DOA: Dead or Alive DOA: Dead or Alive is a 2006 British-German-American martial arts action film loosely based on the Tecmo/Team Ninja fighting game series "Dead or Alive". Directed by Corey Yuen and written by J. F. Lawton and Adam and Seth Gross, it features an ensemble cast led by Jaime Pressly, Holly Valance, Sarah Carter, Natassia Malthe and Devon Aoki. In the film, a number of fighters are invited to DOA "Dead or

neg: Kasumi (Dead or Alive) in her standard fighting outfit on the other. "Dead or Alive 5" pre-order bonuses included an exclusive Kasumi-themed iPhone case from the online retailer ShopTo.Net. Merchandise released for "DOA5" include another Kasumi-themed 3D mousepad and body pillow cases. Kasumi was featured on the covers of "Dead or Alive 5 Postcard School Calendar 2013" and on 2005's comic anthology companion for "Dead or Alive Ultimate". "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate" "Kasumi-chan Blue" limited edition includes Kasumi-themed 3D mousepad, playing cards, lifesize tapestry and bath poster; the game's collector's edition also contains a Kasumi 3D mousepad and playing cards. She is one

neg: Dead or Alive: Dimensions help the fighters. The list of characters are given below, the unlockable characters being marked with an asterisk. "Dead or Alive: Dimensions" plot spans the first four main games in the "Dead or Alive" series. In the prologue, set before the first game, Kasumi is confronted by her father and current leader of the Mugen Tenshin ninja clan, Shiden, about her skills as he plans to make her his next heir. Later, the exiled ninja Raidou attacks the village, beating Ayane and defeating Hayate, who falls into a coma. Upon learning this, Kasumi decided to run away from the village

neg: Wanted: Dead or Alive (Pretty Little Liars) Wanted: Dead or Alive (Pretty Little Liars) "Wanted: Dead or Alive" is the sixth episode of the seventh season of the mystery drama television series "Pretty Little Liars", which aired on August 2, 2016, on the cable network Freeform. The hundred and forty-sixth episode on the series, it was directed by Bethany Rooney and written by Lijah J. Barasz. The episode received a Nielsen rating of 0.5 and was viewed by 1.10 million viewers. It received mixed to positive reviews from critics. The series focuses on a group of five women, collectively known as Liars, who receive anonymous messages in

neg: Dead or Alive 5 for the PlayStation 3 via the PlayStation Store alongside the retail version. An arcade version titled "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate: Arcade" was developed in a co-operation with Sega (Ringedge 2 Hardware) for a release only in Japan later in 2013, which is also including the three new characters who was introduced in this version as DLC for console version. "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round" for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and Microsoft Windows (through Steam) was released in February 2015 for the consoles and the next month on Steam. It has a digital-only release

neg: Killer: Dead or Alive This, combined with the use of unexpected editing techniques, causes the film to be presented in a very visual manner. This feature was filmed in Hollywood, California and Hong Kong. Killer: Dead or Alive Killer: Dead or Alive is a 2006 thriller film that was directed by Scott Shaw. This film stars Scott Shaw and Kevin Thompson as "Michael Black" and "Raphael X". This film begins in the jungle where the two lead characters are sent to rescue a girl who is being stalked by a monster. Once she has been rescued the three return to civilization and enter the

neg: Christie (Dead or Alive) by fans in a 2012 online poll held by JoBlo.com. Gavin Burke of entertainment.ie rated the film itself one star out of five, "for Holly Valance alone", and Brian Marder of Hollywood.com opined that Valance "makes her sultry fighter hot enough to distract from her ho-hum acting." "Marca Player" called the film "very bad", but felt Christie was "great." Christie (Dead or Alive) In the "Dead or Alive" series, Christie is a cold and heartless professional assassin who relishes her occupation for the act of killing rather than the financial reward. She employs any means necessary to attain her mission

neg: Hitomi (Dead or Alive) Hitomi (Dead or Alive) Hitomi was born in Germany to a German father and Japanese mother. She was trained in karate by her father, a martial artist and dojo owner. She is energetic and cheerful, with a longtime commitment to her martial arts studies. Despite her Japanese name, Hitomi identifies more as Western, as her role in the series focuses more on her upbringing with her father while her relationship with her mother is unexplored. After the events of the original "Dead or Alive", Hitomi encounters an amnesiac named "Ein", who had been abandoned by the executive committee of the