ThatCrazyGuy
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They should just bring Fighting Vipers back and make it play like Tekken DR, but better. I want my Picky back!!!!
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Tekken Producer:"I would like to make a Virtua Fighter-Tekken game.We've some ideas!"
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Well, if VF5 were a Sony alone funded project, and they were also handling publishing/promotion/advertising and other associated overhead, then sure I'd understand why it'd remain exclusive. As a 3rd party made, 3rd party produced, 3rd party published product though... exclusivity makes little sense, particularly when it's going to launch on a smaller base. It's like saying Dead Rising or Eternal Sonata should remain 360 exclusive.davepoobond said:
DaCocoBrova
Finally bought a new PSP, but then pushed the demon onto someone else. Jesus.
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Gives me hope!
Gives me hope!
davepoobond
you can't put a price on sparks
jarrod said:
fine, bioshock
but that's besides the point.
SolidSnakex
Member
jarrod said:
Well I don't really have to "want" it to be PS3 only, it is. Just like any other generation if you want to completely enjoy it you're going ot need to own all systems because exlcusives exists. And VF5 is one such exclusive.
DaCocoBrova
Finally bought a new PSP, but then pushed the demon onto someone else. Jesus.
SolidSnakex said:
For the time being.
*Continues to hope*
Not really... again, I'm not lamenting not being able to play Lair or Heavenly Sword here. Your GOW comparison is really in no way applicable.davepoobond said:
And yet, you still do... more than anything it seems.SolidSnakex said:
Personally, I'd be more than happy to see stuff like Dead Rising, Bioshock and Cry-On make their way to PS3. Great games deserve to reach as large an audience as possible, and that goes doubly for Virtua Fighter 5.
I'd buy 16 copies of this game. My two favorite fighting games. VF for sheer technical prowess, and Tekken for being some of the most complete home fighting games ever. Give me Sega's great fighting engine, and Namco's commitment to home ports, and we'll have the ultimate fighting game. For real, if it's one thing Sega needs to do with VF, it's make an effort to throw in some extra. This is where Tekken absolutely kills VF. Probably the only thing I think Tekken gets right over VF. PEACE.
davepoobond
you can't put a price on sparks
jarrod said:
what's it matter what specific title it is and the clout behind it? the end result is that its a game that's only on one console and you're loathing the fact its only on one console.
Except the Wii is for retards...or at least not for anyone serious about fighters, and the 360 is DOA in Japan, which is VF's prime stomping grounds. I don't think the series ever sold worth a damn in the West, but I'm sure you'll just NPD me to death now. :lol PEACE.jarrod said:
Because, being a 3rd party title, there's at least a chance of seeing VF5 or Bioshock make the rounds. With 1st party fare like GOW or Lair, you remove any possibility of that.davepoobond said:
Wanting VF5 on 360 really isn't anything like wanting GOW on PS3, at least in terms of probablities.
Ah, thanks, jarrod. I thought you were gonna bludgeon me with numbers, but that's pretty informative. I think you've posted that info before, but it slipped my mind. I guess going multiplatform would be a good idea then. I'd like to see it just for the popularity of the franchise. More people should have access to VF. PEACE.jarrod said:
Pimpwerx said:
Huh? between VF4evo's Quest and the wealth of training modes, i dont see how T5 even comes close to the options VF4's home port has. Devil Within? no thanks. :lol unless im missing something, T5 dosent even have decent way to plow through the move list of each character a la VF and DOA.
ive only owned it for a few weeks, so i may be missing something here... but one of us is confused.
Die Squirrel Die
Member
Daigoro said:
TekkenDR on PSP added in a command training option, although it was only for a selection of the move list, not sure why that is.
I definitely think you are right that with VF4/Evo Sega made great strides in filling out the home port experience, but I still think there's more they could do. For one thing I think they need to rework the whole character customisation setup. Sure in the arcades the idea of earning an item as a badge of pride works, but in the home enviroment, the lack of constistancy and predictability made it somewhat less meaningful. the vast majority of the items should be purchasable in the shop, and earning money shouldn't be a case of hoping that a prize fight will randomly show up to which you are dolled out a measly reward, money should be earned for every victory.