stationary? Why does she have more outfits than any other character? Why do video game developers keep doing this?" Zachary Miller of Nintendo World Report nonetheless praised Tina's alternate idle animation as the "most impressive realism in terms of movement" in the history of video game breast physics. Tina's "strong arms and legs" in DOA2 impressed actress and model Leila Arcieri, while fellow actress-model Jaime Bergman claimed the character reminded her of herself. Criticizing Dead or Alive 6 for the game's characters, Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole compared Tina Armstrong to Ivanka Trump. Other publications have noted Tina for her characterization as well as her beauty. GamesRadar's Henry Gilbert rated her the fourth-best video-game wrestler in 2014. "Tina can pull off just about every devastating grapple ever invented—all while wearing a string bikini, no less—but she dreams of using her talents for something more." IGN said in 2004, "She's got a bit of tomboy and American sass ... she's got power to go along with beauty and puts the real ladies of the WWE to shame." Tina was ranked third on GameDaily's 2008 list of the top wrestling characters in video games. Sega Saturn Magazine described her as a "hot all-American babe with buns of steel". Complex chose Tina ("hot even amongst pixelated swimsuit models") as their favorite video-game grappler over Street Fighter's Rainbow Mika in their 2011 "Battle of the Beauties" feature, and rated her victory quote from Dead or Alive 4 ("Weak! You're going to have to do better than that") among their hundred "most humiliating" video-game victory quotes in 2012. Electronic Gaming Monthly praised the "hot chicks [and] spirited casting" in a preview of DOA: Dead or Alive, noting "My Name is Earls white-trash hottie Jaime Pressly as Tina!" even as they expected the film as a whole to be "crap". Tina was ranked as the third-hottest woman in video game movies by Complex in 2012. Bill Gibron of PopMatters described the "capable" Pressly in the film as "full of piss and vinegar as a desperate-to-prove-herself grappler." Cinema Blend's Rafe Telsch wrote, "Like it or not, Pressly is the poster child of the movie, above her other attractive co-stars." References External links (DOA5) Dead or Alive (franchise) characters Female characters in video games Fictional actors Fictional American people in video games Fictional models Fictional characters from Texas Fictional professional wrestlers Fictional volleyball players Koei Tecmo protagonists Musician characters in