Virtua Fighter 5

Virtua Fighter 5

A brief look at some of the top fighters of the current console generation. A satirical Top 5, from fighting game enthusiast Friar, coming from gaming website: cliffyb3.com

"Anyone who follows the work of AM2 and Yu Suzuki has witnessed the considerable range in games they quite beautifully produce. The frantic car chases in Virtua Cop, vast role-playing worlds in Shenmue, and comical mashups in Fighters Megamix all manage to demonstrate the considerable versatility and skill behind the “VF devs.” Just how much further could the Virtua Fighter series go? It’s been to some pretty wild spots already, but perhaps the games could be cultivated in a few surprising ways."

"As amazing as it may seem given Sony Computer Entertainment’s track record with the PlayStation franchise, the PlayStation 3 has undoubtedly been the outside bet for the current-generation since it’s launch back in March 2007. Arriving late in Europe, with successful Japanese and North American launches already under its belt, an incredibly high price-tag and it’s underdog status has seen the PlayStation 3 achieving slow but consistent growth across the continent in the ensuing three years."

Celebrating the 360's fourth anniversary IGN takes a look at the top 25 games on the console including some new and old releases over the years. The list is comprised of a wide variety of genres and features XBLA games for those looking for something on a budget. 360 owners can see what they've missed out on and put on their list for the holiday season.

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  1. Casey Lynch
  2. Sonya Blade
  3. Ayumi
  4. Tina
  5. Samus Aran
  6. Juno Eclipse
  7. Cammy
  8. Ashley Graham
  9. Princess Peach
  10. Sophitia
  11. Sarah Bryant
  12. Nina
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"Free to download, the patch will give players the ability to mix and match costume elements of specific characters; for example, using the pants from Costume A in Costume B. Also, online battle replays will now be open for saving, while gamer pictures will also be displayed during online battles.

isit the source for the full list of features."

The two consoles of the year go head to head again, being compared by the consoles output and graphical power. Which of the two consoles will be victorious? They take a look at these games on both consoles.

  • Virtua fighter 5
  • SKATE
  • Transformers the game
  • Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End
  • Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix
  • Colin Mcrae: DiRT
  • Fatastic four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
  • SEGA Rally
  • FIFA 08

As we continue on towards the holiday season, we see more and more games coming out trying to get a piece of the incredibly huge holiday pie.

Obviously, the highlight this week is Guitar Hero III, for Wii, PS3, PS2, 360.

Notables games this week:
Battalion Wars 2 (Wii)
Gears of War OSG (PC)
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (360, PS3, Wii, PS2)
Guitar Hero & Guitar Hero II Pack (PS2)
King of Fighters XI (PS2)
Hellgate: London (PC)
Manhunt 2 (Wii, PS2, PSP)
Naruto: Rise of a Ninj...

Sega has offered MCVUK with release dates for some up and coming titles, offering from Sonic Rush Adventure for the DS, Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars for the Playstation Portable, Virtua Fighter 5 for the Xbox 360 and Universe at War: Earth Assault for the PC. They have also hinted that these release dates are only for European release date.

Beat 'em ups are always good fun. But then, as a gaming genre, they're not exactly suited to console or PC formats in the control department, which is why GamerSquad is delighted by the appearance of Hori's Virtua Fighter 5 Arcade Stick for the Xbox 360 - a side entrance to the brawler's spiritual home. Button mashing and knob twisting... two of our favourite pastimes.

Xbox 360 Rally has claimed to have got there hands on what is supposed to be the up and coming titles Sega will be offering at the Tokyo Game Show. These titles range from Beijing 2008, Crazy Taxi, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, Medieval II, Phantasy Star Universe, Shenmue 3, Sonic Rush Adventure and many more over all main console including Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Ds, Playstation Portable and Xbox 360.

Sega's hotly anticipated Xbox 360 port of fast-paced arcade fighter Virtua Fighter 5 will be hitting US shores October 30. The Xbox 360 version boasts many improvements upon its PlayStation 3 and arcade brethren, the most notable of which being the addition of online play.

A European retail date has yet to be set. There are currently no plans for this version to be released in Asia.

It's amazing how many titles that went multiplatform since the next-gen consoles arrived. I don't blame them because it'll help their sales, but that can be marked as selfish in Sony's view...as they lose out on some big anticipated games...some that made their PS2 #1.

Grand Theft Auto IV
Devil May Cry IV
Assassin's Creed
Beautiful Katamari
Fatal Inertia
Virtua Fighter 5

"Get this, VF fans: the Xbox 360 Virtua Fighter 5 will include online versus play.

Confirmed by Sega this afternoon, this will come as a huge surprise to VF fans, who've decreed that the game's split-second timing would make unsuitable for the lag-ridden world of online gaming.

And this will come as an equal disappointment to owners of the PS3 version, which lacks online game play completely. We asked Sega if the PS3 version may receive and online-enabling update, to which it replied "n..."

"While Virtua Fighter 5 is a port of the PS3 version, refinements have been made to pretty things up. The aliasing issues, which were quite noticeable in the PS3 version, are gone from the 360 build."