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Dead or Alive 2 create a physics engine dedicated entirely to the animation of the female characters' breasts. "Dead or Alive 2" used the song "Exciter" by Bomb Factory in its opening sequence. Also used as a background track was "Deadly Silence Beach" and "Clumsy Bird". Both tracks can be found on the self-titled mini-album "Bomb Factory" and on the "Dead or Alive 2 Soundtrack". Two soundtrack CDs were released in 2000 by Wake Up in Japan: "Dead or Alive 2 Original Sound Trax" (KWCD-1001) and "Dead or Alive 2 Original Sound Trax" (KWCD-1004). Several Japanese guide books for the game were published by