DigitalSoul
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This game looks soooooooo good. To bad about the lack of any planned Online features (for the console ports) but it doesn't change the fact that this game will look fantastic.
3roxor said:
Their latest arcade board, Lindbergh. Some people think it has a NVIDIA 6800 class GPU, some people think it's a 7800 class GPU... With a Pentium 4. And lots of RAM.
I really hope they add online features for the console(s). I don't care how basic it is, as long as you could play head-to-head against a real life opponent, I'll be satisfied. I stopped playing VF4 two months after its release due to the lack of competition (I'm never satisfied with AI when it comes to fighting games). The Tekken series is mainstream, so it's easier to find good opponent.
I understand the arcade scene may be profitable for Sega and Namco and don't want to take some of its arcade audiences by giving them a chance to do the same (or similar) experience(s) at the comfort of their home. But I really hope VF5, and the next Tekken and SC, features online play.
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I understand the arcade scene may be profitable for Sega and Namco and don't want to take some of its arcade audiences by giving them a chance to do the same (or similar) experience(s) at the comfort of their home. But I really hope VF5, and the next Tekken and SC, features online play.
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Lindbergh Specs
http://news.spong.com/detail/news.asp?prid=9101&cb=0.2511364
CPU: Intel Pentium Processor 3.0Ghz with 1 Megabyte L2 Cache, Hyper Threading Compatible, 800MHz FSB
Memory: 184pin DDR SD-RAM PC3200 512 Megabytes x 2 - dual
GPU: NVIDIA GPU, 256 bit GDDR3 Memory 256 Megabytes. Compatible with Vertex Shader 3.0 and Pixel Shader 3.0. Capable of outputting same or different video stream to one or two screens
Sound: 3D Audio Synthesizer Chip, Max 64 channels, Compatible with Dolby 5.
Input/Output:
Video: Analogue D-Sub 15 pin, Two DVI-I Terminals
Sound: 5.1 Channel (front 2 channels use RCA Connectors), SP-DIF (optical)
LAN: On board: 10/100/1000 BASE-TX. JVS I/O Connector
Serial: 2 Channel (can switch one channel between 232C and 422)
USB 2.0 x 4
Original security system, compatible with Sega All.Net
Games pressed to DVD.
london-boy said:
http://news.spong.com/detail/news.asp?prid=9101&cb=0.2511364
CPU: Intel Pentium Processor 3.0Ghz with 1 Megabyte L2 Cache, Hyper Threading Compatible, 800MHz FSB
Memory: 184pin DDR SD-RAM PC3200 512 Megabytes x 2 - dual
GPU: NVIDIA GPU, 256 bit GDDR3 Memory 256 Megabytes. Compatible with Vertex Shader 3.0 and Pixel Shader 3.0. Capable of outputting same or different video stream to one or two screens
Sound: 3D Audio Synthesizer Chip, Max 64 channels, Compatible with Dolby 5.
Input/Output:
Video: Analogue D-Sub 15 pin, Two DVI-I Terminals
Sound: 5.1 Channel (front 2 channels use RCA Connectors), SP-DIF (optical)
LAN: On board: 10/100/1000 BASE-TX. JVS I/O Connector
Serial: 2 Channel (can switch one channel between 232C and 422)
USB 2.0 x 4
Original security system, compatible with Sega All.Net
Games pressed to DVD.
This looks crazy, I just wish SEGA would release some nice HiQ videos (or even screens would satisfy me), so much detail is lost in these LowQ vids and screens.
I hope the 1UP rumour holds true, cuz this might be the first SEGA game I buy.
On second thought, anyone know of VF4Evo made platinum?
PC-Engine said:
Fight Night 3 ? Or maybe next gen games based on UFC or K1, etc ?
They did try traction in VF3, with different surfaces having different friction coefficient.
Balance and momentum are implemented in the gameplay of VF series more than in any similar 3D fighter, they are just exaggerated not real. From what I heard these aspects are more expanded in VF5. The character balance is effected depending on the angle of the attack, he/she received.
-NakedZ- said:
Yu Suzuki already confirmed they wont be going online with VF5 unfortunately. They're unable to maintain a constant 60fps with minimal lag over the network at this point in time so they ditched it entirely. Virtua Fighter is built on precision input by the frame and they felt compromising this quality would essentially make it a different game. You get the feeling that until they're able to get a near perfect translation online they wont do it at all.
BlueTsunami said:
Online is hinted. It seems there is a possibility to challenge people from different Arcade, though I suppose they will be testing this more, since its not on the test site at the moment.
Though it maybe my worst fear of the game, report suggested that the game has been slowed down. There is a possibility that fast execution moves that prohibit online play are slowed down. This will allow online play up to some distance at the expense of gameplay speed
This game will be awesome! VF4Evo blew me away. It was so much 'more', so much deeper than Tekken. Online play would be great, but I'm sure I'll love this game with or without it anyway.
As far as I know, Evo is at a budget price in EU, I got it at that price here in Scandinavia at least. A rare find these days though. . .
Fast said:
As far as I know, Evo is at a budget price in EU, I got it at that price here in Scandinavia at least. A rare find these days though. . .
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