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- This page is for the Sony PlayStation version. For other games in the series, see Dead or Alive.
Dead or Alive in Japanese (デ ッ ド オ ア ア ラ イ ブ - Deddo oa araibu), is a port of the original Sega Saturn and the arcade game ST-V and the Sony series of fights D.O.A for PlayStation, developed and distributed by Tecmo for America, Europe, Japan and Australia in 1998.
This port is very different from the Sega Saturn version, graphics were changed, music for a more recognizable, new controls, new mechanics and fighter designs were changed but many new costumes and voices were added.
Using a custom engine that changed many aspects, features and sound quality using the latest PS1 hardware resources, almost many radical changes were made to graphics and shading.
This version was adapted for the arcade Tecmo with a chip for PS1 called Dead or Alive++. Developed by Tecmo Team Ninja for the PS1, it is a fighting game with fluid movements and animations, including something very short to the animations of the female peelers' breasts, very rare of a game classified by the ESRB as Teen.
I received a very good reception to start the development of the version of Dreamcast as the next saga title but not for the console but for the board of Sega the NAOMI that used the same hardware as Dreamcast.
Screenshots
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Dead or Alive (PS1) screen.
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Main menu.
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Character select and costume.
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Gameplay 1.
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Gameplay 2.
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Gameplay 3.
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Music
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VGMPF Album Art 
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The talented Makoto Hosoi is the author of the music D.O.A in all its versions, including arcade. Some changes were presented as the order of the tracks depending on the platform.
The first change was very radical, a new soundtrack was made exclusively for Sony hardware, it was because copying and pasting code from the Saturn version was complicated.
The music is of a Rock-Soft genre but each esenario or interaction with the game made the soundtrack quite large but not impossible to add to a CD of PlayStation.
Kazuhiko Inaba is the official arranger of this version, it is not known if I work on the version of Saturn but it is confirmed in this version.
Recording
Credits
(Source: Game)
The credits are displayed after the game has been beaten.
These recordings were made by GatoVerde95 using CDmage 2.0 to record the disc, Audacity served to transfer the music from RAW raw data to FLAC and foobar2000 to add Metadata.
Albums
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1998-05-20
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Game Rip
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Format
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Download
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Audio Devices
The console supports CD music, it took full advantage of everything that the format offered. But it plays as an audio CD in WAV format.
Releases
America
Europe
Asia and Oceania
Links
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