/vr/ - Retro Games

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Well the actual fighting was trash on the PC-98 because of the system. I don't think you could get an actual decent fighting game with those specs. The 3 games there where fine as a hentai scene collection. Fight poorly (I think second or third game had supers but that was it) then hentai scene, and also excellent intro animated scenes with voices.
The SNES version was ok but still a far cry from an actual fighting game, at least it was playable.
When it finally became an actual game was the Saturn/PSX version (the PC-Engine was ok) with combos and street fighter-ish physics for jumping and hits. They also had a very nice story mode.
The series peaked with the 2nd PSX game which has tons of fun combos, good graphics and animated scenes, to this day I still fire up the emulator with that game just to mess around.

But the one game nobody ever talks about, the PC version [V.G Max], I had it on my hard disk which died and I fucking lost my CD where I had stored it, I looked all over the internet for a good time and could never find it again.
Incredibly playable ultra fast fun combos, chibi sprite styles AND hentai scenes after victories, the game had it all, well except animation. I heard that game was actually developed by people who would later make the Under Night games but I don't know if it's true, I wouldn't be surprised if it is because the game was so fun.

Making an actual playable game and with hentai scenes is possible, in this day and age you could even do one of those Unreal Engine cell shade games like GuiltyGear/DBZFighters/GranBlueVS and have destructible clothes (and possibly an H scene with an outside patch).
Shame that the company and most of what everything that made the game exist is dead now.