Sega Of America Virtua Fighter 5 Xbox 360

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03 Oct 2008 To be honest... it's kind of bland. 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.

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.

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 li... –Milanofrom Amazon.com
11 Sep 2008 Mindless bashing, but the same can be said about the entire genre I am not a console gamer and bought the PS3 mainly for the Blu-ray. This is one of the few games I have gathered for the machine.

The graphics is par for the course. The movement is not perfectly smooth, but not overly jarring either. The game play is predictably mindless and repetitive. The demand on twitchy fingers suits early teens only. All in all, it is exactly what one expects from a fighting game. I still get to blow off some steam once in a long while. As a time killer, this one d... –M. Wangfrom Amazon.com
13 Aug 2008 Fun But Lacks Competitiveness! Virtua Fighter 5 is a great game but it lacks the online feature especially for an next-gen console. Compared to VF4 it's a huge step up, but I preferred the VF4's style it was somewhat more entertaining. It does have stunning graphics as promised. Lots of customizations with bolts and screws for you to play with. It may not be a must have but instead a "Good To Have". –Ryutsuke Murakamifrom Amazon.com

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