Having Marie Rose with me everywhere is the clearly the pinnacle of technological achievement, and right from the moment humankind invented the wheel, way back in the stone ages, our progress as a species has been to this point (until SEGA gets around to giving me Project Diva Future Tone on my Switch, at any rate). You'll get strange looks if you play this one in public (people will wonder why you're not playing something wholesome like the murder simulator Fortnite instead), but, whatever. Smooth skin, detailed hair and faces, and stunning beaches are all present and correct, with a minimal and barely noticeable drop in fidelity from what the powerful PlayStation 4 offers. I say this because now, with Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Scarlet on the Nintendo Switch, we finally have the Xtreme sub-series in a portable form that does its stunning character models justice. Related reading: For more in-depth thoughts on Dead or Alive Xtreme: 3, read my review of the PlayStation 4 original release
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