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Tekken's Nina Williams in: Death by Degrees is an action-adventure
game by Namco. It is initially a spin-off from the Tekken series of
fighting games. Originally announced with the title Nina,the game was
released for the PlayStation 2 in 2005. It is the first Tekken game to
be Rated M (Mature) by ESRB.

The game is fully controlled by the
analog sticks. The left analog stick is touch-sensitive; through various
degrees of holding, tapping or pressing along with other buttons allows
the player character Nina Williams to walk, run or evade. The right
analog stick is used for offensive moves.

The game's most
remarkable feature is the ability to allow Nina to use her martial arts
skills to break the bones of her enemies through use of carefully aimed
attacks. These attacks do more damage to the enemy and show the player
the damage being inflicted on the opponent's skeletal structure.
Strangely, this does little to actually disable opponents, as they often
continue to use limbs that have been literally shattered, as well as
survive blows to the head that would cause the skull to practically
explode, without even losing consciousness.

Once the game is
completed, "Anna Mode" will be unlocked, offering the player the ability
to play as Nina's younger sibling and rival, Anna Williams. Various
outfits can be unlocked throughout the game, which include a bikini,
cocktail dress, purple jumpsuit, black and silver stealth suit. Playing
the game a second time causes LCD crates throughout the game to contain
infinite supplies of certain weapons, such as infinite katana and
infinite rail-gun. After completing the game twice, the wrestling
costume as seen in the opening FMV is also unlocked. A third clear game
file additionally unlocks "Tekken 2 Nina", which instead of an outfit is
actually a different facial and bodily construction, exactly as she
appears in the Tekken title, in low resolution.