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

In the mean time, Tecmo Koei have released a new trailer to attempt to demonstrate the game’s 3D effects.

Dead or Alive: Dimensions is clearly aimed at newcomers to the series.

Yes, Ryu Hayabusa is in it and no, there isn’t a volleyball in sight. This is pure Dead or Alive.

If certain sources are to be believed, Tecmo have thrown the feature into the 3DS version of Dead or Alive as well.

Tecmo Koei, to our knowledge, have three games announced so far for 3DS. From Koei, you have Samurai Warriors, for which we saw screens earlier in the week. From Tecmo, Nintendo mentioned a Ninja Gaiden game at their press conference, and we also have screens of a Dead or Alive title.   Oh, and look…it [...]

Here’s a hint: this PSP game comes out on the same day as Samurai Shodown: Sen.

Tecmo sent us an e-Valentine’s Day card with Hitomi encompassed by pink hearts.

As expected, Dead or Alive Paradise is rated “M” for mature. You would expect a game this ridiculous to come with a hilarious descriptions of “deep cleavage”, but the ESRB wrote something unusually dry.

Tecmo confirmed Dead or Alive Paradise for North America with an e-mail that says “paradise in the palm of your hand.”

Dead or Alive: Paradise takes all of the “excitement” of poolside photography and scales it down for the PSP. How does it look?

Dead or Alive Paradise has a new girl to play volleyball with, but Rio isn’t made just for this PSP game. She’s a crossover character.

On April 2, 2010, Tecmo will ship three versions of Dead or Alive Paradise and the most deluxe package has a special Kasumi figure.

Finally, the girls from Dead or Alive can go on vacation with you. Dead or Alive: Paradise is essentially a portable version of Dead or Alive Xtreme.