Team Ninja’s head tells us the thought process that led to Dead or Alive: Dimensions’ touch screen controls being implemented the way they are.

Team Ninja head, Yosuke Hayashi, tells us why Team Ninja waited until the 3DS to develop Dead or Alive: Dimensions.

The effects of Dead or Alive: Dimensions’ 3D mode aren’t restricted to the game’s singleplayer.

Head of Team Ninja, Yosuke Hayashi, tells us what’s going on under the hood of Dead or Alive: Dimensions.

Some of the best DOA fighters go hands-on with the first Dead or Alive game in five years.

The game’s single player mode can then use these patterns against you.

Poor Hitomi gets toasted by Ridley in these Dead or Alive: Dimensions screens.

Samus merely shows up to assist the player, according to Team Ninja lead, Yosuke Hayashi.

New screenshots for Team Ninja’s Nintendo 3DS fighter.

And…what’s that morph ball at the end?

There were 20 characters to choose from in the demo. Many series veterans were in the roster including Ryu Hayabusa, Ayane, and Tina Armstrong.

These are the titles you’ll be able to find soon after launch.

Figure-collecting is done by taking photographs of the characters within in the game.

Dead or Alive: Dimensions runs differently, depending on whether you have stereoscopic 3D turned on or off.