Team Ninja have announced 2 new games for the PS Vita, set for release Q1 2013. first up is Dead Or Alive 5 Plus. this PS Vita version features new touch screen controls, the ability to play in the first person by turning the Vita vertically and it features new training modes for new and advanced players. there will also be the ability to analyse your moves in more detail than in the console versions.
Next is Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus. this new version of Ninja Gaiden 2 is graphically improved over the first Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus game on the Vita. it will have touch controls on both panels as well as motion controls. a new feature is Hero Mode where your powers increase when your health is low. another new mode is Ninja Race where you have to reach a goal before your enemy does, and the final new mode announced is Tag Mission where you have to defend a AI Partner whilst being able to control 2 Ninja's.
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Press Release
Hertfordshire– DECEMBER 6, 2012 – Team NINJA today revealed that the new generation of DEAD OR ALIVE® combat, DEAD OR ALIVE 5 PLUS, is coming to the PlayStation®Vita handheld system alongside NINJA GAIDEN® SIGMA 2 PLUS, the highly anticipated sequel to the hit PS Vita launch title.
DEAD
OR ALIVE 5 PLUS brings the signature fighting style of the popular
DOA series to PS Vita with all-new system-specific features,
complementing the stunning graphics and new martial arts techniques
of the recent console release.
Faster, bloodier and
more beautiful than ever, NINJA GAIDEN SIGMA 2 PLUS takes the
legendary action game on a versatile new battleground.
Developed
by Team NINJA, both games will be published by TECMO KOEI America and
are scheduled to ship in the first quarter of 2013.
“DEAD
OR ALIVE 5 PLUS and NINJA GAIDEN SIGMA 2 PLUS both bring the art of
combat alive with graphics that rival any console game, alongside
tight controls designed to fully harness the power of the PS Vita,”
said Yosuke Hayashi, Team NINJA leader. “Whether unleashing martial
arts moves or striking down enemies as a deadly ninja, players will
discover that handheld gaming has never looked—or played—better.”
Building on the popular
DOA series’ signature fighting style, DEAD OR ALIVE 5 PLUS brings
the spectacular graphics and new martial arts techniques of the
recent console release to the PS Vita with all-new system-specific
features. Players will take on the roles of the cast of DEAD OR ALIVE
fighters in an intense, action-packed brawler set in visually
striking locations from around the world, with each stage featuring
backdrops that change and interact with players. With a sensual yet
realistic style, characters are rendered in incredibly lifelike
detail. New touch controls bring a completely new experience to
fighting games. Simple taps, swipes, and pinches on your opponent
trigger a variety of devastating moves. Using the Vita’s motion
sensor, you can even play vertically for a first-person, full-screen
view of your opponent. Both novice and expert players will also find
even more ways to up their game with new training-focused modes and a
new display of advanced frame data that reveals twice the amount of
information for each move compared to previous versions. Tournament
players will spend hours analyzing the best moves for their fights.
NINJA
GAIDEN SIGMA 2 PLUS brings the most
intense, action-packed ninja adventure to PS Vita with stunning
graphics, new modes, and plenty of blood. In the game, Ryu Hayabusa,
the iconic super ninja of the Ninja Gaiden franchise, returns to the
Sigma series to prevent the resurrection of the evil Archfiend by
hunting down the Demon Statue stolen by the wicked Black Spider Ninja
Clan. Players will battle from Tokyo to New York as Ryu encounters
vicious enemies and acquires an extensive assortment of ninja
weaponry along the way. The action lights up the Vita’s impressive
OLED screen with graphical quality exceeding the original Ninja
Gaiden Sigma Plus. An intuitive control system uses the front and
rear touch screens and motion controls of the PS Vita, and new
players will appreciate the inclusion of Hero Mode, which
automatically boosts their attacks when their health is low. New
modes include “Ninja Race,” where players compete with enemies at
breakneck speed to reach the end goal, and “Tag Mission,” in
which players can switch between two ninjas in real-time while
defending the AI-controlled partner.
Team NINJA will release
more information on both titles in the coming weeks/months.
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