Welcome to Dead or Alive 5 Last Round, the definitive edition of the classic 3D fighter from Koei Tecmo and Team NINJA. Dive into fast-paced, combo-driven combat across a variety of stages, mastering the unique fighting styles of a massive roster of characters, including guest fighters. Whether you're new to the series or a seasoned veteran, Last Round offers a deep combat system with accessible controls and plenty of content to explore across PC and consoles.
This guide is your go-to resource for conquering Dead or Alive 5 Last Round. We'll help you navigate the game's extensive features, from understanding character archetypes and executing advanced techniques to uncovering all the collectibles and unlocking every costume. If you're aiming to master the game's intricate mechanics or simply want to find every hidden item, this guide has you covered.
Dead or Alive 5
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This page provides access to FAQs, guides, and walkthroughs for Dead or Alive 5 Plus. While the primary focus is on the Vita version, the linked general FAQ/Walkthrough by NettoSaito covers Dead or Alive 5 on PS3.
Dead or Alive 5 FAQ/Walkthrough (PS3)
- Author: NettoSaito
- Date: Feb 2, 2013
- Size: 132.8 kb
- Version: 1.50
You can submit your own Dead or Alive 5 Plus walkthroughs, FAQs, or guides using the submission form or by emailing them to [email protected]. Cheats can also be submitted via a dedicated form.
Recent forum threads discuss the game's nature as a fighting game or bikini simulator and its cross-platform play features.
The Dead or Alive series includes titles such as Dead or Alive 6, Dead or Alive Xtreme 3, Dead or Alive 5: Last Round, Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, Dead or Alive 5, Dead or Alive Dimensions, Dead or Alive Paradise, Dead or Alive Xtreme 2, Dead or Alive 4, and Dead Or Alive Ultimate.
[*-2]Version Info
Explore the version information for Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, including its release details, new features, and differences from previous versions. Learn about DOA5U's content.
Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate (also known as DOA5 Ultimate or DOA5U) is an expanded version of Dead or Alive 5 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It includes the new features from Dead or Alive 5+, as well as new/returning characters and stages.
The game was released in September 2013. An arcade version titled Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Arcade was released in Japan on December 24, 2013. It was followed by Dead or Alive 5 Last Round in February 2015.
Pre-Release: On April 28, 2013, a new Dead or Alive 5 project for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 was teased. The trailer revealed the addition of Momiji and a Ninja Gaiden themed stage, Sky City Tokyo. On May 7, the name of the new game was revealed to be Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate. The game was released in September 2013, and included the new additions from Dead or Alive 5+, including the tutorial mode, custom soundtracks, and new costumes. On May 9, another new trailer showed a battle between Kasumi and Momiji. At the end, there was a snippet of Leon in the desert. On May 21st, Famitsu revealed the return of Ein, the addition of Virtua Fighter's Jacky Bryant, and the Lost World stage from Dead or Alive 3. New screenshots released May 23rd also showed the return of the Forest stage.
On June 3rd, it was clarified that Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate will not be able to fight against the original Dead or Alive 5 or Plus online, because of new moves such as the Power Launcher and changes to netcode. A new trailer shown June 11th confirmed Leon and the Desert Wasteland stage, Rachel from Ninja Gaiden and the new Aircraft Carrier stage, and many new costumes. After revealing Leon and Rachel, Ultimate's roster was fully announced. On June 23rd, it was confirmed that the Custom Soundtrack will also include BGM from Dead or Alive 2.
[1-1]Fighting Terms
Explore the essential fighting terms and mechanics in Dead or Alive 5 Last Round. Understand the terminology to improve your gameplay and dominate your opponents.
This section is dedicated to understanding the fundamental fighting terms used in Dead or Alive 5 Last Round. Mastering these terms will provide a solid foundation for learning advanced techniques and strategies.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Stance | The default neutral position a character holds. Different characters have unique stances that can influence their movement and available attacks. |
| Grip/Throw | A command grab that, if successful, initiates a unique throw animation. These cannot be teched by normal blocking and require a specific counter-throw or escape. |
| Hold/Counter | A defensive maneuver where a character attempts to reverse an opponent's attack. Successful holds can lead to counter-hits or open up opportunities for follow-up attacks. |
| Power Launcher | A special move that launches the opponent into the air, allowing for juggle combos. |
| Juggle | A combo where the attacker hits a airborne opponent multiple times before they hit the ground. |
| Critical Burst | A state where the opponent is vulnerable to a specific combo sequence after certain attacks, often indicated by a visual cue. |
| Danger Zone | Specific areas on certain stages that, if an opponent is knocked into them, can result in additional damage or unique environmental effects. |
| Wall/Bounce | When an opponent is hit into a wall, they may bounce off it, allowing for extended combos. |
| Float | A move that causes the opponent to hover briefly in the air, setting up for further attacks. |
| Stun | A temporary state where the opponent is disoriented and unable to act, leaving them open to attack. |
[3]Game Settings
Learn how to adjust and customize game settings for Dead or Alive 5 Last Round, including display, audio, and control options, to enhance your fighting experience.
This section of the guide will cover the game settings available in Dead or Alive 5 Last Round. While the source text focuses on Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, many of the core settings concepts will be similar. We will detail how to access and modify options to tailor your gameplay experience.
Note: The following information is based on general game settings found in fighting games and may differ slightly in Dead or Alive 5 Last Round. Specific details will be provided as they become available.
Accessing Game Settings:
- From the main menu, navigate to the 'System' or 'Options' section.
- Within the System/Options menu, you should find a 'Game Settings' or 'Settings' submenu.
Common Game Settings:
- Display Settings: Adjust screen resolution, aspect ratio, brightness, and other visual options.
- Audio Settings: Control master volume, music volume, and sound effect volume. You may also be able to select BGM from previous titles if the Custom Soundtrack feature is available.
- Control Settings: Remap buttons, adjust stick sensitivity, and configure other input preferences.
- Online Settings: Manage network options, matchmaking preferences, and communication settings.
- Game Difficulty: Select the AI difficulty for single-player modes.
- Language: Choose the preferred language for text and audio.
- Experiment with different control layouts to find what feels most comfortable for your playstyle.
- Adjust audio levels to ensure you can clearly hear important sound cues during matches.
- If playing online, ensure your network settings are optimized for a stable connection.
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