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Premier Fighting Game Franchise Goes Online In Europe and North America
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (July 6, 2007) - SEGA® Europe, Ltd. and SEGA® of America, Inc. announced today that the highly-anticipated arcade fighting game, Virtua FighterTM 5 for the Xbox 360TM video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, will feature an online versus mode at launch in Autumn 2007. The Xbox 360TM version of Virtua FighterTM 5 is based on the latest arcade version update and features both analogue-stick and D-pad control, as well as vibration support. The game also includes an improved Quest mode featuring more CPU rivals, items, and emblems for character customisation. The DOJO mode has added features including leaderboards, training move settings, improved throw and escape training, and the option to change your opponent's position and recovery type. These all work to create a more refined DOJO mode where players can improve their fighting strategy.
Now featuring an online two-player versus mode via Xbox Live®, Virtua FighterTM 5 will allow players to compete online. Players will also be able to select one of the 17 characters or customise them in Quest mode. Customisation features allow players to modify their characters by selecting from four base costumes and then attaching a wide range of unlockable and earnable items. Players will not only achieve victory by defeating highly-skilled opponents, but also by competing for prizes and earning in-game money which allows them to buy many items at an in-game shop.
"For a lot of very good reasons, Virtua FighterTM 5 is regarded as the deepest and most revered fighting game available on next generation consoles", said Gary Knight, European Marketing Director, SEGA Europe. "Bringing Virtua FighterTM 5 to the Xbox 360TM will not only capture an entirely new audience, but will allow gamers to show their Virtua FighterTM skills online against friends and foes".
Created by the renowned development team AM R&D Department #2 out of Japan, Virtua FighterTM 5 will be released in Autumn 2007. For more information, please visit http://www.sega-europe.com./ For assets please visit http://www.sega-press.com./
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6173633.html
seems like microsoft will never earn profits from their console just like xbox.
everyone know that except cows.
halo 3 is already far into development and Bungie is busy recording the performances from its cast of . One of those is Jen Taylor, who is reprising the role of Cortana, Master Chief's holographic muse. According to Taylor (who, incidentally, also plays Princess Peach for Nintendo), the darker tone of this third instalment is making for a more emotional experience.
"There's a lot more drama and a lot less technical jargon this time around," Taylor said in a post on Bungie's site. "I actually just finished a couple of lines that nearly had me in tears. For an actor, more drama is always good."
Bungie has been very secretive about everything dealing with the story in the closing chapter of the Halo trilogy, but it is preparing a multiplayer taster for fans who just can't wait anymore.
yes i know the article is old, but its a good reminder for the people that think bungie are only thinking about the muitplayer aspect of the game.
I 'm more concerned about how bungie show halo3 single player at e3.
Any mention of the rumored $200 PS3 price drop?PikaPichu
well, they said maybe a $100 drop, but not enough.
and 05 e3 killzone2 trailer looks abit possible compare to the recent COD4 trailer.
http://www.gametrailers.com/bonusround_list.php
Micheal Patcher, from Wedbush Morgan
Billy Berhammer, from gameinformer
N'Gai Croal, from Newsweek Tech
Shane Satterfield, from gamtrailer
first, 300k preorder is claimed by scej self.
I bet this game won't sell more than 100k in first week.
why post this......you don't see people posting stuff about how bad Vista has been for people in here all the time. Let's keep it to only gaming related stuff.MikeE21286
scea not related to gaming?
http://news.practice.findlaw.com/prnewswire/20070627/27jun20071125.html
this time, a lawsuit between SCEA and their employees.
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