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 James Wallis
WDS Article Author, Frontiers Nerd, Star Trek Geek, Console Inventer Wannabee...
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Review:
GAME GUIDE LOCATED HERE:
http://www.wonderdogsoftware.com/GUIDES_9/VIR5.htm
We just like to see more chicks fighting more chicks with that candy glow shiny shiny all over their skin! Obviously cashing in on the "TEKKEN" genre, the babes are always worth freeze framing. Okay not really, but the appeal of this title is obviously well spent toward the 'T' for teen aspect of younger childrens hormones watching the gals in skirts kicking. Yes, if you where wearing a skirt and kicking, what do you think you'd see? Well, again, that's what to expect in Virtua Fighter 5, a release specifically for the PS3.
The series has a reputation for appealing to hardcore fighting fans; the very name often gives the images of smoky arcades and slightly smelly players practicing for hours on end to master the split-second timing of some of the harder combos. This image is well-deserved: while button-mashers can do some interesting things in games like Soul Caliber, Virtua Fighter games force players to learn the different directional taps and contextual moves. It's part of the challenge, part of the fun.
If you're willing to give this some hours of study and practice, you'll open up one of the deepest fighting experiences available on the market. It asks a lot of you before you begin to see what's possible, but with PS3 owners looking for new games on their systems, maybe we'll see a renaissance of Virtua Fighter players.
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