Sega returns to the fighter stage with the latest Virtua Fighter game. Virtua Fighter 5 features some of the prettiest visuals the series has seen yet, and it shows just how far Sega has come since the days of dancing cube people and 20-foot-high floating jumps. Virtua Fighter 5 hits the PlayStation 3 on February 20, 2007.
The gang's all here in Virtua Fighter 5--and they look a lot more attractive, thanks to the PlayStation 3's graphics processing power.
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It might get you beaten horribly, but it's hard to look at this guy's goofy-serious face and not giggle.
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Lei-fei needn't worry. Jacky brought enough hair gel for both of them.
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Only fools underestimate the power of The Bald.
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Lau isn't doing some crazy, spinning kick. He just got smacked by a martial artist girl one-quarter his age.
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Those big pants are called hakama, and they're usually worn by swordsmen. They sure have a stylish flower design, though.
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This is the refreshing perspective of a guy who's about to be knocked unconscious with a boot to the head.
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A pirouette can be as powerful as a punch in the hands of the right fighter.
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Virtua Fighter 5 doesn't come with 3D glasses or any gimmick of that sort, but it would be so awesome if it did. That hand would feel like it was flying at your face!
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The moves aren't as memorable as Street Fighter II's Dragon Punch or Hadoken, but Virtua Fighter 5's punches will still pack a mean kick. And its kicks will pack a mean punch.
