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Game: Dead or Alive
Console: Playstation 1

Cheat:

Replay end of round

Hold Square + Circle and press Triangle after a round ends, but before the victory pose begins. Continue to hold Square + Circle and press Triangle to replay the end of round.

Camera Work

During a victory sequence for any character, press the L and R buttons to zoom in and out of picture, and use the directional pad to change camera angles.

Clean Pause Screen

After you pause the game, hit SELECT and the pause dialog box will be removed.

Extra Options

The first 5 extra options are time released. After every 3 hours of game time (a clock in the extra options screen keeps the time) an extra option will be released. After 3, 6, 9, 12, and 15 hours you get an option. They will not appear automatically, once the clock passes 3, 6, 9, 12, or 15, you must enter a one player game mode, and either win the mode or lose on purpose, so that you will go back to the title screen. It will then say "Extra config open"

"Extra Config" options

The following options under the "Extra Config" menu will appear after completing the indicated requirements.

- Fighting Order
Complete the game using any character; or accumulate three hours of game time.

- Safety Zone Size
Complete time attack mode under the normal difficulty level in under five minutes; or accumulate six hours of game time.

- Danger Damage
Complete the game using all ten characters with the default settings; or defeat all ten characters in survival mode; or accumulate nine hours of game time.

- Danger Bounce
Complete Kumite mode with at least an 80% victory record; or accumulate twelve hours of game time.

- System Voice
For the "Wakana" sub-option, successfully complete the game using any character. For the "Sakura" sub-option, play Kasumi over one hundred times; or accumulate fifteen hours of game time.

- Extra Voices
Complete "Training Mode" by executing all moves after enabling the "Command List" option.

- CG Gallery
Unlock each of Ayane's costumes.

Extra Outfits

Extra outfits in Dead or Alive are earned by winning the game with the character you want the extra outfit for at normal difficulty or higher.

You can earn the first few outfits for each character by setting the life bars for you at Highest and your opponent at Smallest and setting the fight count at one.

Once you have gotten all the outfits you can in this mode, the remainder can be gotten by setting the game to default settings (best of 3 rounds, normal life, normal difficulity, normal life bars) to get the rest. Using this trick you should be able to get Kasumi's first 10 outfits, Lei Feng's first 9 outfits, and everyone elses first 5.

Fight Ayane

To fight against Ayane, you must defeat Kasumi in under 5 minutes.

Final Extra Option

To release the last option on the extra options menu all you have to do is simply get every single costume in the game for every character (including Raidou and Ayane.) It's not much, just a silly CG viewer, but at least you can claim you have all the extra options.

Hidden Voices and Music

Place Dead or Alive into any conventional CD player and skip to track 2. DO NOT PLAY TRACK 1! Forty one minutes of music including seventeen songs and eleven character voice samples lurk within.

Play as Ayane

To enable Ayane, obtain every costume in the game. 14 for each female, 5 for each male, and 3 for Raidou.

Play as Raidou

To play the game as Raidou (the last boss), beat the game using the default settings with each character.




Manufacturer: Tecmo
Release Date: 23 January, 2003
ESRB Rating: Mature


Description:
The successful Dead Or Alive fighting game franchise is known as much for the bouncing breasts of the female combatants as for its innovative and consistently fun three dimensional gameplay. Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball is a spinoff game that entirely drops the fighting game elements in favor of focusing on DoA's other claim to fame.

The game begins with you selecting one of the girls as your character. Each game is broken up into a two week vacation, and each day is divided into morning, daytime, and evening. You spend each segment of the day playing volleyball, gambling in the casino, shopping for swimsuits and accessories, lounging around the island, or trying to befriend the other girls on the island.

I'm not sure it's fair to classify DoA:XBV as a volleyball game. Sure, you'll spend a bit of time playing volleyball, but the gameplay is so basic that there are literally only two buttons: one to pass to your teammate and another to send the ball to the opposing side of the net. It's probably more accurate to label DoA:XBV as an unusual "relationship" game, with volleyball just one of several ways to earn money to spend on gifts for girls. Each girl has a set of items that they like; the actual object of the game is to figure out what those items are, where to buy them, and how to present them to each girl. Well-wooed girls will partner up with you for volleyball matches, or allow themselves to be convinced to try on slinkier and more exotic swimwear. For example: if you want Kasumi to try on the barely-there "Venus" swimsuit, you're going to have to shower her with gifts of strawberries, balloons, and origami.

What the game lacks in depth, volleyball gameplay, or features it makes up for in eye candy. The well-modeled, bouncy characters attract the most attention, but the island’s beaches and jungles are also universally gorgeous--and most of the volleyball courts can be played at different times of the day. If nothing else, Xtreme Beach Volleyball is a great display of the raw graphical power of the Xbox.

When considering whether or not you should purchase Dead Or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball it's important to remember what it is and what it is not. It is not a volleyball game. It is an incredibly pretty collection of small but moderately amusing mini-games played by buxom cartoon babes. Fans of Lara Croft, rejoice: the next generation is here. --Jon "Safety Monkey" Grover

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