This is Virtua Fighter at home...but now imagine if there was a new third game of this before a new VF (Yes, there is a second Goiken Muyou, and it was for the PS1)
I laugh when Simmons doesn't want Lion existing in VF anymore, because I think VF is pretty consistent in keeping all of their characters in each game with some new ones also sticking with the series...except Taka, which, from what I heard, the devs had issues trying to add him in VF4.
Loved the video! My prediction is VF will have a meter called "momentum" that ebbs and flows with the fight. When momentum is in your favor, your moves can launch easier for juggles. I hate it, but thats where it's going. VF is, I feel, the jazz of fighting games. It is so freeform in how you play that success relies far more on reading the player than reading the character and that is what makes it so "hard" for players. It is my favorite fighting series and I hope beyond hope that they find a way to make the game more palatable to new players without compromising the love of martial arts.
Looks like old lady Haruko Nonomura is top tier. And I think the character Aya said, 「よろしき」(with that last vowel stress, in a kansai dialect perhaps?) which can be translated as "favorable" or "satisfactory" or "just right."
By far my favorite YoVideoGames videos are when the boys are playing old fighting games together, whether they be known or obscure.
This is Virtua Fighter at home...but now imagine if there was a new third game of this before a new VF
(Yes, there is a second Goiken Muyou, and it was for the PS1)
It's like rival schools 👍
Where is steve?
In the right side chair duh
I laugh when Simmons doesn't want Lion existing in VF anymore, because I think VF is pretty consistent in keeping all of their characters in each game with some new ones also sticking with the series...except Taka, which, from what I heard, the devs had issues trying to add him in VF4.
Loved the video! My prediction is VF will have a meter called "momentum" that ebbs and flows with the fight. When momentum is in your favor, your moves can launch easier for juggles.
I hate it, but thats where it's going. VF is, I feel, the jazz of fighting games. It is so freeform in how you play that success relies far more on reading the player than reading the character and that is what makes it so "hard" for players. It is my favorite fighting series and I hope beyond hope that they find a way to make the game more palatable to new players without compromising the love of martial arts.
Looks like old lady Haruko Nonomura is top tier. And I think the character Aya said, 「よろしき」(with that last vowel stress, in a kansai dialect perhaps?) which can be translated as "favorable" or "satisfactory" or "just right."