Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate

[0VincentRayne0]

I don't think you know how old this "step in the right direction" is. Playstation Allstars Battle Royale did this in November(or was it October?). Shadowrun brought PC and 360 players together probably around 6 years ago. FFXI brought PC, 360, and PS2 players together even earlier than that(I think, it was close to the same time I believe). Not that I'm complaining it's an awesome feature and I think more games that can do it, should.

that's PC and 360. is pc a small portable gaming system? nah. play station all stars had that? i didn't know. but that's still a start. pc to console is different. this is the handheld generation. the smaller the better. if it's portable then, "hell's yeah!"

 

[Mr.Wah]

-Guaranteed(?) Kokoro-like CB combo in 2H+KK 66P.

No, it's not guaranteed. However, you'll get away with it 99% of the time.

The reason it works is due to their 1.03 patch change that has every back turned stun end in face forward. This allows you to practically get CB! combos. Even if they are stagger escaping.

Now, the other 1% of the time? They can technically hold the CB!. However, it's very difficult to do so and requires one to stagger escape fastest and hold at the right time.

 

[Windstar]

Actually I figured that was the case. Rather I meant to imply the second hit of the string may or may not be guaranteed, I have seen players escape after the forced BT, but fail to properly hold on the 66P.

 

[Sett]

 

[Amanda]

Tecmo Koei and Team Ninja Splits

Koei Tecmo put out a press release today announcing reorgnizations to their corporate and development structure. The main point of interest is that Team Ninja is being split into Ichigaya Development Group 1 and Ichigaya Development Group 2.

Yosuke Hayashi, currently head of Team Ninja, will be the head of Ichigaya Development Group 1, and Keisuke Kikuchi, currently a senior manager in Team Ninja, will be the head of Ichigaya Development Group 2.

source:below

http://www.koeitecmo.co.jp/php/pdf/news_20130325.pdf

My reaction on this...below: