Dead or Alive 3 (2001)
3.56 from 176 ratings
386 members have it in their collection · 4 playing now · 46 backlogged · 38 wish listed
How long? Main story 1h · 100% 4h (from 2 logged playthroughs)
Dead or Alive 3 is the third installment in the popular fighting series Dead or Alive. Dead or Alive 3 offers a host of new features, including new characters, lighting effects, muscle and clothing movement, interactive environments and more. Players can choose from a variety of new and returning characters to engage in hours upon hours of frenzied fighting. Up …
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Dead or Alive 3 is the third installment in the popular fighting series Dead or Alive. Dead or Alive 3 offers a host of new features, including new characters, lighting effects, muscle and clothing movement, interactive environments and more. Players can choose from a variety of new and returning characters to engage in hours upon hours of frenzied fighting. Up to four players can battle it out in multiplayer mode while single-player mode offers many expansive levels to explore.
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Details
- Developers
- Team NINJA
- Publishers
- Koei Tecmo Games, Microsoft Game Studios, Tecmo
- Genres
- Arcade, Fighting
- Themes
- Action
- Franchises
- Dead or Alive
- Series
- Dead or Alive
- Event
- Xbox E3 2001 Press Conference
Release dates
- Nov 15, 2001 (North_America) Xbox
- Feb 22, 2002 (Japan) Xbox
- Mar 14, 2002 (Europe) Xbox
Rating distribution
5 stars
23
4 stars
69
3 stars
68
2 stars
15
1 star
1
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Review DirtyMidnighter 4/5 · Apr 14, 2020
Let's Fighting LOVE
When this came out, it was easily the most graphically impressive fighting game ever made. Also the horniest. This is, to date, the fighting game I've spent the most time with, primarily for that reason. Let's just say that internet access was spotty at best at my house growing up, making the allure of unlocking the prerendered cutscene at the …
When this came out, it was easily the most graphically impressive fighting game ever made. Also the horniest. This is, to date, the fighting game I've spent the most time with, primarily for that reason. Let's just say that internet access was spotty at best at my house growing up, making the allure of unlocking the prerendered cutscene at the end of every character's single player campaign a VERY compelling prospect.
She kicks high.
