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# DOA: Dead Or Alive
"Aimed at spotty adolescents who have never actually had conversations with girls, and it's terrible" - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5 Live_
A [computer game](Computer_game) adaptation that unfortunately lived up to every single awful stereotype that gave [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) such a low opinion of computer games in the first place.
"Aimed at spotty adolescents who have never actually had conversations with girls, and it's terrible" - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5 Live_
A [computer game](Computer_game) adaptation that unfortunately lived up to every single awful stereotype that gave [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) such a low opinion of computer games in the first place.
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# DOA: Dead Or Alive
"Aimed at spotty adolescents who have never actually had conversations with girls, and it's terrible" - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5 Live_
A [computer game](Computer_game) adaptation that unfortunately lived up to every single awful stereotype that gave [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) such a low opinion of computer games in the first place.
"Aimed at spotty adolescents who have never actually had conversations with girls, and it's terrible" - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5 Live_
A [computer game](Computer_game) adaptation that unfortunately lived up to every single awful stereotype that gave [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) such a low opinion of computer games in the first place.
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DOA: Dead Or Alive
"Aimed at spotty adolescents who have never actually had conversations with girls, and it's terrible" - Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5 Live
A computer game adaptation that unfortunately lived up to every single awful stereotype that gave Mark Kermode such a low opinion of computer games in the first place.
This Version
DOA: Dead Or Alive
"Aimed at spotty adolescents who have never actually had conversations with girls, and it's terrible" - Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5 Live
A computer game adaptation that unfortunately lived up to every single awful stereotype that gave Mark Kermode such a low opinion of computer games in the first place.