As early as a long, long time ago, I can't remember the exact time. That is, when DOA released the still photos for the first time, the younger brother sent the link to the still photos... The appearance of the British-Japanese mixed model Devon Edwenna Aoki (Devon Edwenna Aoki) had been taught as early as in the film "Fast and Passion 2". So although the Xiaoxia she played is far from the perfect image in her mind, Shinobu will pass.
Although FXCarl's favorite MM Ayako in DOA began to become disproportionate to the upper circumference and body in DOA4 (it was originally the limit, but now the size completely makes FX feel that the aesthetics can't be achieved), which led to FXCarl's empathy. Christie the white-haired female killer (well, the look of this character in DOA4 is relatively more attractive). But this does not mean that FXCarl has "gave up the old love"... So at that time, I paid special attention to Ayako's appearance in the DOA movie. The result... Forget it, the past can't bear to look back, it's not easy to carry it down.
Later, the film was released. FXCarl has no way of knowing how viewers who didn't know the game originally watched the film. No one in the FX circle doesn't know the original DOA game. But from the perspective of the people who have some knowledge of the game-here is mainly to quote some comments in the game-related media: This film is rather bad, quite bad, and those who have played the game are best not to watch it.
However, FXCarl, a guy who always doesn't like to be consistent with most people, is going to come out again this time to be a jumping clown. Express some different opinions.
Guys who know a little bit about FX, and elite people like you who will visit CodeFXCarl. You will probably know that it is not particularly easy to make FXCarl silly fun for an hour and a half. And DeadorAlive, a film adapted from a fighting game, with Yuan Kui as the director, all filmed in Guilin, did it.
As we all know, the DOA series of games has a main series, an extended series, and a related series.
This series is a fighting game, and the current work is 4 generations. Although it is often ridiculed by the fans of the two major 3D fighting games, VF (3D fighting game VR warrior produced by SEGA) and Tekken (3D fighting game produced by Namco) as a "cow fight". But in fact, as a 3D fighting game that focuses on home console platforms (VF and Tekken are actually designed based on arcade battles) and is still second only to the former two, DOA is still quite rigorous and deep. This is not a place for literacy, but it is never tire of talking about it. In addition to its own playability, DOA has another big selling point-the extremely delicate and cute female characters.
DOA Girls (the general term for DOA female characters in foreign media) should be the most expensive actresses in the game industry at present-sorry, Aunt Laura can only be called Lady, not Girl. Although the appearance of each character is somewhat similar, the personalities are somewhat different, so each has a large number of'guards' groups. It is understood that most people like Lei Fang in China.
DOA's outer game series is called Dead or Alive Xtreme, or DOAX for short, and the current work is the second generation. This work is a collection of small games with the theme of leisure and entertainment on the seashore and beaches. There is no shadow of fighting games at all. Players can play volleyball and sunbathe on the beach with beautiful girls all day long. There are similar games, but H games are mostly...a few of the themes include Sonic works and so on. However, it is different from general casual games. The greatest game fun in DOA has basically focused on the collection of swimwear and watching DOA Girls try on various styles of swimsuits.
Who can beat the charm of the beautiful beach swimsuit show!
As for the related series, it is Tecmo's Legend of the Ninja Dragon Sword, referred to as Ninja Dragon in the circle. The latest version is called Σ (Sigma)... This work has no direct relationship with DOA and DOA Girls. But the male character Hayabusa in DOA is the protagonist of the game... Its performance is much better than in DOA. Ayako made a few friendly cameo appearances in Ninlong, but the total playing time was less than 1 minute.
Okay, after spending a lot of time introducing these 3 things that don't seem to be connected and have nothing to do with the movie.
Here comes the point... What FXCarl has to admire about this DOA movie is: This film actually integrates all the three series of DOA related works, and the integration makes sense... The beauties enjoy the beach during the game. Volleyball and parties. At this time, Hayabusa uses the time difference to perform tasks. It is really not easy to come up with such a design!
Throughout the film, players familiar with the game can find things that match the game everywhere. And the degree of this coincidence is not inferior to the once-popular Resident Evil series of movies. Especially some shots of multi-layer battle scenes...almost the same as in the game. What's more interesting is that if you pay attention to some details of the film, you will also find something about the new playability development direction of DOA games.
Seeing the performance of DOA, you can see that the game adaptation of the movie is quite interesting. It is estimated that the Halo movie invested by Microsoft, MetalGearSolid, which itself is a movie and will be adapted into a movie, and Rainbow Six, the novel that was first made into a game. Both will be quite interesting works.
If there is any dissatisfaction with the DOA film, then FXCarl agrees that it is the same as game lovers all over the world-DOA Girls are not beautiful enough. It's still different from the opinions of many viewers. FXCarl's opinion on this movie is... the difference in the moves of each female character is relatively small, not as diverse as in the game...
If you haven't seen this film, and you don't want to watch a brainstorming movie, Take a look at DOA
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