/vr/ - Retro Games

Discuss fighting games here.

>what are you playing
>are you learning a new character
>are you able to play it with other players? (not cpus)

Playing fighting games with other people on the couch is pretty uncommon for me these days. That being said I played Virtua Fighter Remix with a friend today and it was a lot of fun. Picked up Rival Schools for the first time in a long time too.

>>7843635
>It is a historically irrelevant console. You could literally delete the thing and its entire library from existence and NOTHING about the progression of video games would be changed.

Virtua Fighter's polygonal engine was what caused Sony to initiate a major push toward 3D graphics over 2d graphics on the Playstation (because "3d was the future").

Sega Rally's use of different grip characteristics on different road surfaces were what inspired Codemasters to make a realistic rally game (which became the Colin McRae Rally/Dirt series).

The work Sega did on the Netlink paved the way for Seganet, which would show the viability of internet connected multiplayer gaming on home consoles.

The Saturn's support for add-in VCD cards (and the resulting popularity of the device as a VCD player in Asia) was what caused Sony to position the PS2 as a DVD player, which was one of the major factors in its early success (in the year 2000 the PS2's price of $300 made it the cheapest DVD player on the market).

There are plenty of other examples of the Saturn having an instrumental hand in shaping the video game industry, you're just a stupid zoomer who wasn't around back then and your post proves it.

>>7048431
The designs aren't bad, they should have gone with Terada's style though and done a cel-shaded look

But the series is not dead, Sega announced some new VF project at TGS

For me it's Katsuya Terada

>>4124349
Katsuya Terada