Dead or Alive 2 is a fighting game from Tecmo from the Dead or Alive series. The game was released on the arcade in 1999 and on the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 in 2000. Three years after the release of the first part, and a year after the release of the developed version of the first part on the arcade, the second part was released in 1999 on the Naomi arcade devices. Team NINJA amazed players and gaming specialists with the amazing graphics it provided on the arcade devices. The second part has changed significantly from the first part, as there are no longer ground Danger Zones as before, but the dangerous areas have become walls and the possibility of falling from high places to other low places. Also, the design of the arenas was not the same as in the first part, just changing backgrounds, but in the second part the backgrounds are interactive, as they can shatter or hit your opponent towards them. The character design was changed to an amazing degree due to the masterful graphics and work done by Team Ninja, as it was running at 60 frames per second. Also, new characters Ein, Helena, and Bayman were added, in addition to the final boss called Tengu. Among the additions was a new popular mode taken from the Tekken Tag Tournament game and put in DOA, which is the Tag mode, where you can quickly do a number of combos by switching between the two characters, in addition to doing joint moves between the two characters. A full year after its release on the arcade, it was released on the Dreamcast, and in the same year it was released on the PlayStation 2. The PlayStation version included a new set of clothing for the characters and a secret character, Bayman. After that, the developed version was released on the arcade devices again and was called the Millenium Edition. A tengu appeared who threatens the safety of the world and is called "Gohyakumine Bankotsubo". In the end, "Ryo Hayabusa" eliminates the tengu, and thus "Ryo" won the second Dead or Alive tournament. Ryu Hayabusa: A ninja from the Hayabusa Clan, planning to eliminate the Tengu. Kasumi: A runaway ninja from the Mugen Tenshin ninja clan. Tina: Bas's daughter and a wrestler, who wants to become a model. Jann-Lee: A fighter who masters the martial art called Jeet Kune Do, who wants to prove his fighting skills. Lei-Fang: An American DJ and boxer who masters the martial art called . Zack: An American DJ and boxer who masters the martial art called . Bayman: A hired killer. Gen-Fu: A martial arts master named Shen Yi and a bookstore owner. Ayane: A ninja from the Mugen Tenshin ninja clan, planning to kill Kasumi because she ran away from the village. New characters: Ein, Helena, Leon and the final boss Tengu. After two years of the release of the third part, Tecmo returned to be released on the Xbox with the Live service, and it was completely renewed and became a completely new game. A huge amount of clothes were added to Ultimate and a large number of stages reaching 22 stages with the addition of modifications to the combat system in the game, especially blocking and countering, and the game became faster than its predecessors, although the combat system used is the same as in the second part. Dead or Alive Ultimate used things that were not present in the previous parts, such as falling down stairs and performing Slop Attacks and providing an explanation of the story that was not previously present in the second part, which is the opening show, and providing the best graphics possible to provide on the Xbox. Report on Dead Or Alive.