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Virtua Fighter 4 is so meaty isn't it? I saw a well fat video clip of it and I was very impressed,but...
I noticed a small negative thing about it. The characters some times apear to be sliding across the floor even though there legs are not moving? A bit like the storm troopers in the original JediKnight on the PC. Does this happen in the arcade version? This is the only minus point I can think about the game. Other than that, it loots a well strategic beat-em-up.
I noticed a small negative thing about it. The characters some times apear to be sliding across the floor even though there legs are not moving? A bit like the storm troopers in the original JediKnight on the PC. Does this happen in the arcade version? This is the only minus point I can think about the game. Other than that, it loots a well strategic beat-em-up.
What I mean is, when a character breaks into a forward combo which pushes the other player back,they apear to slide across the floor when punching the other character back! Not walking into the player with his attacks.
No the characters don't just slide about in the proper game.
It's fantastic! Don't dis this beauty!
It's fantastic! Don't dis this beauty!
Virtua Fighter 4 is so meaty isn't it? I saw a well fat video clip of it and I was very impressed,but...
I noticed a small negative thing about it. The characters some times apear to be sliding across the floor even though there legs are not moving? A bit like the storm troopers in the original JediKnight on the PC. Does this happen in the arcade version? This is the only minus point I can think about the game. Other than that, it loots a well strategic beat-em-up.
I noticed a small negative thing about it. The characters some times apear to be sliding across the floor even though there legs are not moving? A bit like the storm troopers in the original JediKnight on the PC. Does this happen in the arcade version? This is the only minus point I can think about the game. Other than that, it loots a well strategic beat-em-up.