Fighting Vipers coming to PS2!
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Fighters Megamix uses Fighting Vipers restricted gameplay mechanics and a FEW VF3 moves. It's far and away anything near VF4 fighting system - remember Fighters Megamix came before VF3 on the Dreamcast. It was a satisfactory tease for VF fans until VF3 was released.
FV3 for DOA audience? Good idea - Candy would provide delightfully but I've never known SEGA to show any hardcore perverted attributes in comparison to Tecmo, whorish yes but not real pervert style. Maybe the director should allow the producer to run wild with finger licking, cock-teasing imagination turned to realisation graphical fun!
FV3 for DOA audience? Good idea - Candy would provide delightfully but I've never known SEGA to show any hardcore perverted attributes in comparison to Tecmo, whorish yes but not real pervert style. Maybe the director should allow the producer to run wild with finger licking, cock-teasing imagination turned to realisation graphical fun!
Looks nice I guess, but I don't see why they don't just release Fighting Vipers 2 or a slightly enhanced Fighters' Megamix instead.
I'll pass anyway, since I'm sure the game will "feel" like a budget title and perhaps even be surpassed by the Saturn version in terms of content. (I got Alien Syndrome and the Decathete/Winter Heat/Virtua Athlete collection for $20 each and still feel like I paid too much. :/ ) Still have FV2 on DC anyway.
For the "pervert" factor, Sega should copy Team Ninja and give Fighting Vipers the DOA treatment. Hey, it would boost sales.
I'll pass anyway, since I'm sure the game will "feel" like a budget title and perhaps even be surpassed by the Saturn version in terms of content. (I got Alien Syndrome and the Decathete/Winter Heat/Virtua Athlete collection for $20 each and still feel like I paid too much. :/ ) Still have FV2 on DC anyway.
For the "pervert" factor, Sega should copy Team Ninja and give Fighting Vipers the DOA treatment. Hey, it would boost sales.
The PC port's nice, yeah, but it's not... Convenient. You need an older MMX processor (I'm pretty sure it doesn't run on P4 or Athlon XP processors), adapters for twinsticks, and even then, it doesn't run at a full 60fps. Still a hell of a lot better than the Saturn version.
Actually, there was a hardware-accellerated version of the PC port that was designed solely for a certain type of video adapter. Sadly, the video adapter only came on-board, not in card form, and I haven't gotten it to run on any other card. I'd imagine that would be an almost-perfect port. ...I'd also kill to find that motherboard.
Tain said:
Yeah, I thought about the MMX processor...I figured that tech was just folded into future Pentium CPU's, but I guess it wasn't.
I only saw Virtual On PC briefly, but from what I recall it was one of the few Model 2 PC ports that was seemingly converted from the arcade version, as opposed to the Saturn-based ports that were the norm. I remember being stunned by how close it looked at the time, partly because I had no idea it was going to PC in the first place.