This is the first DOA game I've played, and after playing it for a few days I'd say it's a pretty cool game. Highly recommend it.

A decent game at an unbeatable price, but overall average as far as fighting games go. Definitely worth a buy, but don't get your hopes too high.

As competent as the last two updates but still a fighting game held back more by its creepy designs and boring characters, than its purposefully simplistic action.

A lot deeper than it initially appears, even if that's not saying much; Excellent tutorial and practise options; Some fun power blows

Purposefully shallow combat is accessible but quickly becomes uninteresting; Last Round itself doesn't offer much that is new and the fetishised character designs still lack personality

there are great girls, and unlike other fighters you can feel all those hits and kicks hitting hard. Koei Tecmo really made a wonderful fighting game which fulls my hunger for fighting games. I don't think buying any other fighting game for a long time.

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round is the best version of the game, but things have moved on since it first came out. Still a good, fun scrapper, though.

Two new fighters (especially Honoka; Having DoA on new-gen; Previously-purchased DLC carries over

Hardly any graphical upgrade for new-gen; The series needs to move forward; The 'sexy' angle feels really creepy now

The visuals are sooo much better.

Dead or Questionably Alive

Dead Or Alive is a great game. The fighting mechanics are a lot better than most (MKX, SF, VF etc.) The countering system is a great idea to stop spam. The characters are all great, great story. The graphics are AMAZING. It has a nice anime-ish vibe but still realistic.

After a shaky launch that saw Dead or Alive 5 Last Round being prone to a number of bugs in its first week or so, the latest patch now sees Team Ninja's vibrant and bouncy fighter settle into the acceptable state that it should have been released in.

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round is split between being a full release and a free to play fighting game (dubbed Core Fighters), the PSN store is full of tat for both, and finding which is for your specific version is almost impossible.