AM2 makes Virtua Fighter for GameCube

Can you link me to where Dengeki or whoever says that the game is called "Virtua Fighter for low age"?

Hehe, that translation is mostly garbage, but I don\'t see anything about children or "low age" there.

http://www.dengekionline.com/news/200203/30/n20020330gamejam03.html

Chrono....do you know how to read Japanese or have a translator? Cause I have no Idea what that says....

yeah, I have a translator

rikku, you argue with me when i say that JGRF is a port but yet you say "Sonic 2 was already played out = port"

/me watches rikku\'s already dimishing credibility fly right out the window

:rolleyes:

This is what Chrono is referring to:

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The point of that statement didn\'t come through in the translation.

Where does it say its geared towards a low age?

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Just for the record.....


Shenmue was suppose to be a VF RPG and SHenmue turned out beautiful.

There was a VF Kids and that game was also great.

SO, what exactly is your damn point? Maybe it is just me, I could care less if it is aimed towards kids or not, as long as it plays great .

NO offense, but I\'m going out on a limb here and goin\' to say this thread was just another chance for CHrono to ***** about Sega\'s lack of support for the PS2 (for the most part).

Yeah I want a VF kids again, and sonic fighters for ps2!

/me want killer instinct 3 badly

This whining sounds familiar...

Let\'s see...

When Square snubbed Nintendo for Sony, all the Nintendo fanboys dissed Square and said they suck.

Now Sega is snubbing Sony for Nintendo and MS and people whine about how Sega sucks.

Typical rantings of a fanboy...

"I only like you if you support my console..."

I do not see any snubbing going on at all.  Sega is targeting the appropriate platform with the appropriate games.  The prolem is that Sega is more vocal about its Xbox and GCN plans then it is about its PS2 plans.  You want to know why?  That\'s easy.

Why would any game need serious advertising other than a commercial, when it came to being released on the PS2?  If it\'s good, it will sell well no matter how hyped it is on the PS2.  However, on the GCN and Xbox, two platforms that are arguably struggling at the moment, Sega would need all the press for those games as possible.

In other words, why waste money on such a sure thing when the gamble is what needs the biggest push?

I.. disagree with Ryu

If thats the case, then WHY are there MORE xbox and NGC sega games then PS2 games?
The majority of the ps2 games are DC ports.. whoop de do! Thanks for nothing sega.
Why would sega not care about taking advantage of free press?

I think your over the top with this one Ryu

Sega doesn\'t have to make big announcements about PS2 games, but to turn profits on other consoles, they need to be very specific about the audience they are targetting with each title.  The release of Sonic Aventure 2 and the announcement of this new VF game is an obvious point they are making about the Nintendo audience.

Gun Valkyrie, Toe Jam and Earl, and Jet Set Radio Future are the examples of the games going to X-Box and an example of the target crowd they are trying to sell to.

Now look at the PS2 with GunGrave, Virtua Fighter 4, and Rez.

The PS2 really is hard to develop for and I\'m sure Sega is only going to put serious effort into developing the games for the PS2 that will be sure fire sellers.  VF4 is one example as are the many other VC sports titles.  Rez was a bit iffy and we don\'t know enough about GunGrave, but it seems the more experimental games are going towards the Xbox and GC thanks to their nice and easy working enviornments.  I can\'t say I blame them, but I\'m sure they have their reasons for everything.

However, E3 is just around the corner, maybe that\'s when Sega will really show just how much "50% of its resources" has really been doing.

Chrono: An update on the demographic of VF-RPG..

Suzuki-san says that VF-RPG will be accessible to both younger and older gamers, although moreso the latter.

It will probably warrant a T rating.