Virtua Fighter 5 is off and pummeling in Japanese arcades, according to the game's official Web site. The game makes use of Sega's new Lindbergh arcade board and will sport a number of enhancements to the VF.NET online service. In addition to the actual game, two additional machines, the VF Terminal and VF.TV are being introduced.
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Didn't they have HD remakes of the first 3 games ready and for some reason decided not to release it? And also, wasn't a remake of the first game being developed already with all new actors portraying the original cast and they shelved that one too?
It's all they know how to do now huh ? Could've atleast have a look at remaking/remastering Shaolin Monks.
The Sega Dreamcast may not have enjoyed a wealth of anime games, but the few that made it into the console are worth every second.
Well it did have alot of classic visual novels in Japan at the time which are now finally available on Steam and Switch here in the west!
Most of whom I stumbled upon aren't based on any manga/anime. Besides, those are not foreign-friendly, considering the language barrier.
Kanon is a classic example. It came out in 1999 for PC and Dreamcast and just last week finally got an official English localization for Steam. Soon an English version for Switch will be available too.
who ever still plays arcade games other than air hockey is.....LAME.
Paul - arcades are still going strong in Japan. Different culture, different gaming trends.
Didn't the developers decline to offer an online mode to the console version claiming that an online mode of Virtua Fighter just wouldn't be Virtua Fighter? And yet, the arcade games are linked for online play?