Boy some of the reactions to this are hilariously overwrought.

@soldierg654342: He did? Then why the hell is DoA still about women showing skin? When was the last time an actual dude got announced?

Well...if you read my post. Like a month or two ago actually....

Now he's making a straight up Schoolgirl Interaction Simulator, with VR Support.

EDIT: Nevermind, that's actually from the Tekken team. Thought it was related to DoA for obvious reasons.

@demoskinos: That's straight up anime. No pretense of an actual fighting style.

Am I the only who thinks that's absurdly prudish even by American standards? Baywatch was on basic cable. It didn't violate the laws of physics, but I didn't see "lack of anatomical realism" on the ESRB warning.

I sorta want to get into this game but I can't wrap my head around the countering system. I think it might be how it's a 3D fighter that messes with how I perceive attacks that are either high or low. I've only played a bit of the f2p one they released on PSN, how's the online for that?

Raidou looks like a a Japanese Kano.

What? You asked if a male character had been added to the game recently. What does his fighting style have to do with anything?

Haven't played a DOA since 2. It was the only fighting game I was good at it. If this is on PC I'm gonna have to go back in!

Some of your reactions to this are hilarious, by the way. Thank you for that. Especially "this game is all big boobed girls" when 9/19 of the starting roster of DOA5 are male. 2/5 of the unlockables are also male. Just under 50%! So sorry that that doesn't bolster your pre-packaged, second-hand opinion that you picked up from your favourite message boards, podcasts, and twitter feeds!

Is it weird that I played DOA 2 for months, and it wasn't until it was pointed out to me that I saw the boob jiggle?