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The real problem with most of these activities is that they're dreadfully boring and lack any depth. The volleyball and jet ski races are particularly frustrating, saddled with lousy controls and singular experiences. Sure, they look terrific (everything in the game does), but after 5 minutes you'll be hard-pressed to want to keep going.
Above: The lighting is gorgeous at sunset and the sand dimples under the girls' feet
In reality, much of your time is spent shopping for presents for all the other babes on the island to build your relationships. When you're lacking a volleyball partner, you need to kiss up to everyone else by giving them gifts of one type or another. Be sure to pick just the right one for them (including color, package, and presentation), otherwise they'll turn up their nose and even re-gift them right back to you. Shopping for women in real life is bad enough - forcing us to do it in a game is torturous.
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Genre | Arcade |
Description | Jarringly bouncy boob physics don't hide the fact that there's no real game here, just some sort of Hedonism vacation simulator. |
Franchise name | Dead or Alive |
UK franchise name | Dead Or Alive |
Platform | "Xbox 360" |
US censor rating | "Mature" |
UK censor rating | "" |
Alternative names | "DOA Xtreme 2" |
Release date | 1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK) |
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