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| Remember the 32 bit days playing Vitura Fighter for the 32x and the playing Vitura Fighter 2 on the Saturn. Well the tradation continues on the Dreamcast with Vitura Fighter 3tb. The game is fun if not better than the first two in almost every single way. But its changed over the years. |
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Ok the graphics are totally awsome! Smooth and a polygon count very close to that of the Arcade you actully think its the arcade. Let me just say this, there is no way in hell the Saturn could have come to this even if you had a big and HUGE add on. Lets just thank Sega for saving this title for the Dreamcast.
Smooth control lead to a even more fun exeperince playing VF3tb. But like I said before where are my eight buttons? Oh well. A few moves were added to increase gameplay and give a new boost for the people who were tried of beating the whole game in the aracade agian and agian.
The sound was fine and normal. Different music for each of the characters and a few cool songs. Hey other than that what else can I say it was good.
Multiplayer seemed to run fine with no problems but how about 4-player. Why did SEGA stick those damn control ports in if you can't use them? Another thing I am positive there is no online game! What no online gaming! Where is my bitch stick!?
All in all its a very fun game and if you don't buy it rent it till you get bored stiff. Granted in order for that to happen you would have already rented it a good 10 times equaling $50 so screw it just buy the damn thing!
| Graphics: 83 | Its pretty damn close to its arcade counter part. The characters had a slightly less polygons but its barly noticeable. |
| Sound: 80 | Typical Vitura Fighter. Decent background music and those lovely sounds of punches all being there. |
| Control: 81 | Sega made the best use of a controler lacking buttons and stabilty for fighting games. The Arcade stick make things all better though. |
| Replay: 87 | This was increase by the American release which added new modes and 2-Player support. |
| Overall : 87 | If you're already a proud owner of Soul Calibur and need more this should be next on your list. |
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