/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5783889
Destroyed. Sure thing, that's why Virtua Fighter became a household name in Japan, a synonym for deep, nuanced combat with an enormous learning curve and yet a very low entry point. Every new installment of the series instantly formed communities around it and the first three games even more so, spawning good amounts of spin-offs and merchandising goods.

Tekken got what now? funny hairstyles and a panda? okay then.

https://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Virtua+Kazama/the-long-history-of-vfr-virtua-fighter-month--408396.phtml

Zoomies these days, I swear. Did you know? Microwave ovens aren't supposed to be used as hairdryers.