I'm very happy. I loved VF4 so if it didn't come to the 360 i would have been getting it for the PS3 once i get around to buying one. So long as it runs just as well as the PS3 one i'll be happy.
Never been that big of a fighting game fan myself, but having more options on the 360 is never a bad thing. And the addition of online definately adds something. Will try a demo if and when ones is released.
I always dislike the stuff to do in fighting games. I love fighting games, just not for it's usual full retail price. I mean, I beat DOA4 in... I don't know a few hours tops. It didn't took me all day, I know that much. After that there is online play. But there is only so much fun you can have with the exact same thing over and over.
I really liked Def Jam Fight For NY though. It was a real 3D fighter. It used the envoirments allot, interactivity with the crowd etc. Create a character, customize a character, add fighting styles add strenght or health and offcourse the Blazin' moves. That was the only fighter I purchased and found worthy of purchasing. Although, once again, it's story mode was only around 3-4 hours long.
I think VF is garbage. But that's just me.Generic_Dude
The original was good, but it seems like they never tweaked the fighting engine. It still feels stiff. Tekken is similar. That art style in both of these games is poor, too.
[QUOTE="Generic_Dude"]I think VF is garbage. But that's just me.Berserker_2
The original was good, but it seems like they never tweaked the fighting engine. It still feels stiff. Tekken is similar. That art style in both of these games is poor, too.
:o u take that back about tekken, j/k. i'll probabely end up getting VF5 on 360 and definately gonna get tekken if it comes out on 360. the more choices we have the better for us. i'm very happyus360 owners are gradually getting more genres to choose from.
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