Dead or Alive Returns To Japanese Arcades After A 13-Year Absence

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Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate is headed to Japanese arcades, Tecmo Koei have announced.

 

This marks the return of Dead or Alive to arcades with a new game after an absence of 13 years, since neither Dead or Alive 3 nor Dead or Alive 4 were given an arcade release.

 

The arcade version will run on Sega’s ALL.Net P-ras MULTI Ver. 2 platform. Tecmo Koei haven’t announced a release date for the arcade version of the game yet.


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