Design A Move For Dead or Alive 5 To See Your Name In The Credits

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Team Ninja are holding a contest for Dead or Alive fans that are interested in seeing a move designed by them make it into Dead or Alive 5. The contest is open to anyone and multiple submissions are allowed. The deadline is November 18th.

 

Moves can be submitted in any form. Drawings, written descriptions, and even actual demonstrations.

 

For video demonstrations, a URL link to your video is required. If your move gets selected, your name will appear in the game’s credits. You can apply here.


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