Because they ask for the impossible.As well as marking DoA’s debut on PS4 and Xbox One, Last Round is also the very first entry in the series to make it to PC, via Steam.
Asked why the series has waited almost two decades to make the move, Shimbori highlights the growing acceptance of PC as a mainstream platform.
“The adoption rate of high-spec PCs and related peripheral devices has traditionally been lower than consoles,” he comments. “But these days, the perspective of PC gaming has changed drastically and we expect more fighting games will be released for PC users.”
Despite this, he warns that one of the PC’s most active scenes – the modding community – should be careful not to turn off publishers looking to make their debut.
“We have to deal with mod issues from an IP holder perspective,” he explains.
“We would like to ask PC users to play our game in good moral and manner. Otherwise, we won’t be able to release a title for PC again.”
No mods for Dead Or Alive or no more PC games? Welp...guess they don't have to worry about PC ports ever again.
Please play our big bouncing titty fighting game in a good moral manner.
