Name: Dead or Alive 2
Alternate name: Dead or Alive 2: Hardcore
Characteristics: 3D fighting and eye candy
Publishers: Acclaim, Tecmo
Developers: Tecmo, Team Ninja
Original/port composers: Shigekyio Okuda, Makoto Hosoi, Bomb Factory
Platforms:
Arcade (1999)
DreamCast (2000) - United States
PlayStation 2 (17 Mar 2000) - United States
PlayStation 2 (30 Mar 2000) - Japan
DreamCast (14 Jul 2000) - Europe
DreamCast (28 Sep 2000) - Japan

Music info

Released: 12 Jan 2000
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Shigekyio Okuda, Makoto Hosoi, Bomb Factory
Music type: Original soundtrack
My rating: 6/10
Num of tunes: 31
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: KWCD-1001
Play time: 1:11:33

My info

Hardcore soundtrack, with hard tunes, but sometimes with missing ideas.. :| [6/10]

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Tunes are from PlayStation version.

Tracklist

Title
Exciter
D.O.A
B-boy no "B" ~evolved from ++~
The Shooted
Grand Style
Natural High
Break the Age
You Are Under My Control
Yes or Yes
Blazed up Melpomene
Ultimate Weapon
Tehu Tehu
Vigaku
Hitohira ~Reminiscent of
Jintsuriki
What's My Name?
Excelsior
Last Jam
You Make Me Feel So Good!
Father's Blues
Memoir
Tengu-mai
Perfume of Forest
Achoism
Rhyme Star
Agitated by Emotion
Glorious Victory
Deadly Silence Beach
Transcendence
Type-XXX
Act Of Universe

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Record created/updated: 16. August 2002.
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