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The editors liked
Beautiful graphics
Balanced characters
Deep move list
All the modes you'd want
Instant classic that combines face-melting graphics
Gameplay that suits both casuals and hardcore
And guaranteed trash-talking bliss.
The editors didn't like
No online play
Although we understand why
Terrible voice acting
Boring single-play AI
Time commitment required for high-level play
Quest mode is fun only for item collection
No (at the very least) online leaderboards
Occasionally mega-cheap A.I
Some might feel its not different enough from VF 4.
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Maria , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: The PS3 is finally starting to shine. We were all waiting for exciting titles that would finally give us an excuse to buy a PS3. This title by itself might not do that, but if you put it next to Resistance: Fall of Man, Motor Storm, The Godfather: Don's E...
A sublime fighting game, albeit one that doesn't move too far from Virtua Fighter's roots. Still, the beautiful visuals and superbly balanced game mechanics make this the new beat ‘em up to beat....
Abstract: Virtua Fighter 5 is a huge, huge game to launch with any console and we dont want to play down the significance of its arrival alongside PlayStation 3. For some people, this is going to be a weekend to remember; albeit the kind who eat-sleep-drink Vir...
Beautiful graphics, Balanced characters, Deep move list, All the modes you'd want
No online play, although we understand why, Terrible voice acting, Boring single-play AI, Time commitment required for high-level play, Quest mode is fun only for item collection
Abstract: Thanks to the untimely death of the arcade scene, and the growing infatuation with online FPS-style games, new top-tier fighting game releases are very few and far between. If you are a 3D fighting game enthusiast your choice is severely limited these ...
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Published: 2007-02-21, Author: Jeff , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: As we’ve begun on a truth-baring theme, I’d like to confess that the splendour of Sega’s venerable beat-em-up franchise has often been lost to me in the past. The free-flowing carnage of the Soul Calibur series and the simple mechanics o...
Instant classic that combines face-melting graphics, gameplay that suits both casuals and hardcore, and guaranteed trash-talking bliss.
No (at the very least) online leaderboards, occasionally mega-cheap A.I, some might feel its not different enough from VF 4.
Lets just get one thing out of the way: it would be easy for GameSpy to have gone out and looked for someone with a veritable laundry list of credentials and know-how to review a fighting game that warrants the sort of anal-retentiveness that has give...
