Look at him go!
The Virtua Fighter series has been around for over 30 years now. That’s how long has passed since the original, groundbreaking release first entered the arcades back in 1993 to introduce players to the revolutionary and highly influential 3D fighting game from Sega Am2.
Yet, in spite of all that time that has passed, its fanbase hasn’t stopped coming up with new and creative ways to express their love for the series (even if we are admittedly long overdue a proper follow-up to Virtua Fighter 5 on current-gen consoles).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Look at him go!
The Virtua Fighter series has been around for over 30 years now. That’s how long has passed since the original, groundbreaking release first entered the arcades back in 1993 to introduce players to the revolutionary and highly influential 3D fighting game from Sega Am2.
Yet, in spite of all that time that has passed, its fanbase hasn’t stopped coming up with new and creative ways to express their love for the series (even if we are admittedly long overdue a proper follow-up to Virtua Fighter 5 on current-gen consoles).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
