CVG: Sega has stayed quiet over reports that much-loved Dreamcast mech sequel Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram is coming to PSN and Xbox Live Arcade.
A listing for the game, which was originally released in the late 90s on Japanese Dreamcasts and arcades, has appeared (where else?) on the Australian classification website for "multi platform" release.
Unless Sega's going to re-release the Dreamcast version then, it's probably coming to the console download services. When we picked up the phone though a Sega UK rep gave us a quick "no comment".
While we got Fighting Vipers and Virtua Fighter 2, Cyber Troopers Virtual-On and Virtua Striker are Japan only. The Virtual-On team says Sega has no plans to release the two upcoming arcade games outside of Japan.
Get ready for a robot rumble and then arcade soccer. Two more games from Sega’s Model 2 collection are coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on February 13.
Brash Games writes "I appreciate that art is in the eye of the beholder and all that, but honestly, can you tell me with a straight face that the Japanese examples of cover Art aren’t in a completely different league to their Western counterparts".
East tends to be more artsy, while west tend to be simpler.
Street Fighter Alpha/Zero 3 is probably the only case(within the article) where west cover art actually looks better, to me anyway.
i used to love this game back in arcades 13 years ago...used to take $5 and split it evenly between cruisn' USA and virtual on...as well as Time Crisis if it wasn't flooded with people...
quarters into this game. It was so badass. I loved the melee fighting