Is this game worth it for a PS3 or Xbox 360 users? We have seen many PS3 or Xbox 360 users and most of them don't own this game!

Used the Wii by EliteBeatDivas at August 12, 2008.

Beceause its not that good, if you want a good fighter i recomend soul calibur 4 (multi) or (doa4(xbox 360) or tekken 5 dr or tekken 6(soon ps3 release)

Actually, it's an excellent fighting game, one of the few that, when fighting other people, doesn't rely on spamming moves or constant r*tard juggles. The reason people don't like it is because to play it you need an actual level of skill, the ability to do more then just button mash as if Solid Snake's life relies upon it (unless if you're using Lei-Fei, of course)

If you like good fighting games which don't revolve around repeatedly hitting your controller randomly then you owe it to yourself to get this game. If you have the fighting-game-skill of an armless chimpanzee and like boobs made from pixels then Soul Calibur 4 or DOA are the way to go.

Either way, if you do decide to go for VF5 and have the option of what console to get it on, 360 is the way to go, since that has online capabilities. Really though, no offence to Happy Goth or anyone else who dislikes it, but the majority of those who do dislike it only do so because they suck at it and don't have the option of being really cheap or spamming juggles, like in practically every other fighter and their mother.

P.S. if you get pissy at me, it's only because you know it's true.

nah the reason the reason i dont like it is beceause the lack of characters

for the time i did have it i did quite like it, my fave character where the monkey girl and the army girl.

srry 4got their names

I just received VF5 a few moments ago Only £12 it was.

quote Happy Goth

monkey girl and the army girl.

Eileen and Vanessa

The reason there are less characters is because they take longer to master, as I said, you need more skill then just

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It depends on personal preferance when it comes down to it, but I would rather have seventeen, diverse and unique characters then thirty-five or so, with half of them being smacktard clones and the rest having only a handful of moves. Besides, as LL suggests, you can get VF for cheap now since it's been out for one and a half years. Besides, if you don't like it, you can always send it back

yeah you fdo :3

I've long thought of Virtua Fighter as being to fighting games what Gran Turismo is to racing games..not everyone likes sims..but I think both are amazing titles. Soul Calibur is amazing too, it's just a different style.

yeah. I got the game 2. It's really good and basically it's whatcha prefer.

I hate to say I told you so... who am I kidding, I love it

See though, don't knock it 'til you've tried it

quote Tiger of Wu

Actually, it's an excellent fighting game, one of the few that, when fighting other people, doesn't rely on spamming moves or constant r*tard juggles. The reason people don't like it is because to play it you need an actual level of skill, the ability to do more then just button mash as if Solid Snake's life relies upon it (unless if you're using Lei-Fei, of course)

If you like good fighting games which don't revolve around repeatedly hitting your controller randomly then you owe it to yourself to get this game. If you have the fighting-game-skill of an armless chimpanzee and like boobs made from pixels then Soul Calibur 4 or DOA are the way to go.

*bleep* You!!! Real men play Bushido Blade!

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