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Virtua Fighter 5 Specs:
Product Name
Virtua Fighter 5
Manufacturer
Sega
Retail Price
$59.99
EAN-13
0010086690057
EAN-14
00010086690057
UPC
010086690057
Specifications
Platform
PlayStation 3
ESRB Rating
Teen, Rating Pending
Dimensions
7.5 x 5.5 x 1.25 in.
Weight
1 lbs.
Deal first added on:
18-November-2006
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Latest 6 Reviews Here is what people are saying about the Virtua Fighter 5
"Awesome"
2009-09-12
- Reviewed By User: A3CNJ68XOHONOK
this game is awesome.. at first i tought it was boring and hard to play then i went to the dojo section to train and within a week i rank up to 6 dan...
A great fighting game for the PS3 without much violence gore. My 11 year old loves this game and the graphics are the best yet. For a PS3 game under $20, you can't go wrong.
Virtua Fighter 5 has blown me away...the graphics , the intricate moves unique to each character and most important ..the compulsory training one must under go before venturing out continue to make this fighting game the best one out there. Like a previous post stated...this is not for the button mashers, quick wamm bamm thank you mamm crowd..this game actually requires patience and discipline..the closest elements to Virtual Fighting one can get in the world of Gaming. LOVE IT!!!
"Good, but not great."
2009-02-20
- Reviewed By User: A2ZDSFLWZXYX8R
This game is good for 19.99. But my biggest complaint is the no joystick support! I don't like using a dpad to play fighters. The graphics are great and gameplay is fun. Fans of series will love this one. If you don't want to spend the 60 for Street Fighter 4 or Soulcalibur 4 this is a top notch choice.
"Great addition to the Virtua Fighter franchise"
2008-11-03
- Reviewed By User: A15TBTCP7IMXYM
The Virtua Fighter franchise has always been a bit of an odd bird to me. But then, I was a Street Fighter faithful first and foremost. This game is beautiful, with fantastic lighting and water effects and amazingly rendered characters. It is almost too pretty to be a fighting game, especially since at times it seems they spent more time polishing the look of the game than the physics and hit detection. There are times you are positive you executed a combo or certain move properly on the controller, but the character refuses to comply with the command, no matter how many times you do it. Then, suddenly, the same combination of buttons will start executing the move you expect again. It ends up handling like a button-masher at times, since it seems nearly impossible to get the fighters to do your precise bidding. I thought this may be mostly due to my inexperience with these games, but my friend who is a long-time devotee of the series said the same thing when he played. He ended up adapting to the feel of it and laying waste to my attempts to speed mash my way to victory, so I know it can be mastered. Overall, the game is always fun, there are plenty of characters and modes, and it is always visually stunning. If you are a fan of fighting games, this one is a definite must-have.
"To be honest... it's kind of bland."
2008-10-03
- Reviewed By User: A1J2FDZ4PQC9IB
So after dropping a hefty wad of cash on the PS3 I decided to pick up a moderately priced game for two players to tide me over until the next payday. In comes VF5.br /br /Virtua Fighter 5 is a decent enough fighting game for $20 but it is not great either. In the end I feel like I should have saved that $20 to buy some games off the PSN store.br /br /It doesn't have a story mode. As crappy as the stories might be in other fighters, they serve to flesh out the character and let the player feel like the fight matters for some reason in what is otherwise a one-note genre. Instead VF5 gives you a career mode that is just one match after another with screens in between that say "character A vs. character B." Absolutely riveting! But of course since there is no story that means the characters must be unique and interesting on their own? You know with wacky costumes and awesome individual move sets, like Mortal Kombat or something? Right? br /br /Wrong. The characters themselves are essentially interchangeable. There's that one girl who does the kicks... oh no wait I am thinking of the other girl. And that big dude who's like a wrestler I think. Or are there two of those? Who knows? Who cares? Seriously the only character who seems unique is the Lucha Libre guy with flaming leather pants (which is 70% of the reason I gave this game 3 stars in fun category). A lot of people that come over to play the game are button mashers. I know purists hate games that give button mashing any credit, but what do you want? Not everyone is a gamer. Considering the lack of online play, you can only play with other people in person. Well everyone I know that comes over to play has jobs and studying to do, so there's no way they're going to be anything other than button mashers. The result is a fight that is composed of one three punch chain and a couple kicks. After a few minutes of this someone is bound to suggest a rousing game of Scrabble because that would be ten times more riveting (seriously though, scrabble is pretty sweet).br /br /If you are a hardcore gamer, then this game is not bad. Each character has plenty of difficult move sets you can try and master. The shaolin monk guy and the drunken kung fu dude are pretty good examples of this. Of course there is no preview mode, so you'll never know if you're doing the moves right because there is no way for you to see what it is supposed to be. The more difficult move sets also look better and might help you feel like the characters are more unique. That is if you are still playing this game and not using it as a fancy coaster on your coffee table.br /br /The graphics in this game are great though. Things look awesome if you have an hdtv to really let the system do its thing. Some of the levels make you wish you could go vacation there instead of having a slow-paced boring fight there. The characters look great too, even if they have some awkward proportion issues. (Is El Blaze just small or is Jeffrey Mcwild suffering from a thyroid problem? You'll never know because there is no story mode).br /br /I think my review is harsher than I meant it to be but still VF5 really doesn't leave any impression. Yeah it's a fighting game and that's about it. It's easily accessible because button mashing works (it just looks the same for every character: punch punch punch kick and repeat). It offers complicated combos that are animated well for those willing to learn the intricacies (but no way of knowing which move is which and if you're doing the right one). It has great graphics but no story. Essentially it looks pretty but has no personality. If you're a huge fan of Virtua Fighter, well why are you even looking at the reviews, you know you're probably going to buy the game. If you lean more towards games like Soul Calibur, skip this because you won't see the appeal. Unless you're trying to rekindle your love for board games.
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