To do so, you'll need some money which can be obtained through a variety of mini-games. The point of the game is to win over the hearts of the other girls through a series of gift exchanges and fill out your wardrobe of swimwear. If you've played the original Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball, then you'll find yourself in a familiar place when you boot up DOAX2. Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 feels like a shameless cash-in to a series that is already pretty shameless. Instead, they've decided to improve the graphics, add a few poor mini-games and call it a day. Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 was a chance for Team Ninja to expand the idea into a fully realized game. It was a thin game, but fun nonetheless and I probably spent more than my fair share of time collecting everything.
It was a relationship game with volleyball tacked on where success meant you got to see the lovely Dead or Alive girls in outfits that ranged from revealing to absurdly revealing. But let's be honest, there wasn't a whole lot to get. When Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball came out on Xbox, there was much talk about how many people didn't 'get' the game.
