Are the retro Virtua Fighters worth playing nowadays?

>>3399161
Yeah. They're retired now as a franchise.

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>>3399161
go play VF2, come back and /thread.

>>3399170
Is VF1 worth it?

>>3401318
yes for the soundtrack alone

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>>3399161
Out of ALL the VF games i like Virtua Fighter 1 the best. It has the tightest and lightning quick gameplay. I totally love the massive sound. And it aged pretty well since it doesn't suffer from grainy textures. Alas VF1 has far less polygons on saturn, though if my memory doesnt betray me here it has slightly better sound.

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>>3399161
yes
if only to appreciate the simple yet logical layout of the controls.

VF1 on the 32X is a great port, I recommend giving it a try.

>>3399170
You'll never come back from VF2. Those jumps in that game take forever. Lost a couple mates back in the day because of that man.

>>3399161
2 and 3 are great.

2 was part of the formula they built upon to create VF4. It's fast and and still feels good to play.

3 is a more, uh, experimental entry in the series. AM2 introduced height variation, asymmetrical stages and hazards, along with a dedicated sidestep button. Movement is quite a bit different from 4 and 5. Visually speaking, a number of the attack animations vary based on hit or guard, which wasn't really picked up again until 5R and 5FS. By 1996 standards, the game was pretty impressive.

>>3399161
>3th

Nope. Just fucking nope.

>>3401318
VF1 has awesome music, but I don't think the game does anything that hasn't been superseded by VF2 in all possible ways.

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>>3401318
There's the remake included in VF4 Evo that's worth checking out.

>>3402713
It's not a real remake though, it's just VF4 using VF1 graphics.

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