Virtua Fighter 4 for PlayStation 2

The Bottom Line: If you only own one fighting game this year, make it Virtua Fighter 4.

Review: Virtua Fighter has not had any respect for quite some time. Although VF1 revolutionized 3-D polygon fighting action, you mostly had to play it at the arcade to truly get the proper experience. VF2 used some of the similar concepts as the first one,...

The Bottom Line: Why don't they have the Graphics, Control, Sound, or Learning Curve in the Review Details?

Review: After originally having SEGA?s latest game in the Virtua Fighter series, Virtua Fighter 4 on pre-order at Best Buy, and then not having the rest of the money to get it... I decided to scrounge up some quarters, nickels, and dimes to get it out of...

The Bottom Line: Read the review...tch...lazy.

Review: I'd heard a lot of good things about Virtua Fighter 4 from various sources around the net, and I'd been waiting for a good fighting game for a while. They seem to hold more replay value than most, and while I had never gotten into a VF game before...

The Bottom Line: The must have fighting game for your PS2!

Review: Finally... Virtua Fighter has come to the Playstation 2!

The Virtua Fighter series has always emphasized technique and skill versus obscene 10+ hit combos while pushing the envelope on graphical and audio presentation. And for fighting...

The Bottom Line: I consider Virtua Fighter the Halo of fighting. It's not one for casual, but serious gamers in this genre. Recommended.

Review: I've been a long running fan of the Virtua Fighter series. I've enjoyed the stream lined fighting system over Tekken and other titles since 1993. Virtua Fighter 4 is certainly a step in the right direction for SEGA's AM2 division.

Unlike...

The Bottom Line: An excellent PAL conversion of a mature and deep fighting game. Plenty of replayability thanks to the Kumite mode and extras.

Review: Noteworthy Features:
- Train your own fighters using the AI Data.
- Kumite Mode, where you fight wave after wave to earn
ranks and special items.

Graphics:
Graphics are very good (though not on par with DOA 3)and almost...

The Bottom Line: If you are a fan of fighting games, then you definitely should have this in your collection :)

Review: I was toying with the notion of writing a rather scathing and disappointing review of Tekken 4, or a glad, upbeat one of Virtua Fighter 4. In these times of economic, and emotional woe, reasons to smile wouldn't go amiss.

Where shall I...

The Bottom Line: Great game, If you liked Virtua Fighter 2 and 3, you can't miss out on this first PS2 version of this great fighter.

Review: While Capcom has yet learned how to count to the number "4" with their Street Fighter series, Sega now made their latest Virtual Fighter 4 on the PS2 and not their dying Dreamcast. With the game developed for the PS2, players can be assured that the...

The Bottom Line: If you can handle about an hour or two of frustration, go ahead and give it a try.

Review: First off, let me say that this is my first experience with a Virtua Fighter, but only because I don't frequent arcades and couldn't force myself to buy any of Sega's failed consoles. So as some of you veterans might imagine, I was a little bit...

The Bottom Line: I always suggest renting games prior to purchse. I liked it but you may not.

Review: My 15 year old cousin was spending the night (I'm 25 by the way), so I rented Virtua Fighter 4 on PS2 this weekend. It is a fairly new release and so we gave it a try.

From previous experience, we check to see if the game is produced on a...