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PLAYED BY TheUrien84 Click the bell to keep up to date, subscribe , every day new game^^ https://www.youtube.com/user/TheUrien... Leave a comment:) Follow me on: Instagram:  / theurien84_collector   Twitter:  / the_urien84   Virtua Fighter (バーチャファイター) is a 1993 fighting game, developed for the Sega Model 1 arcade platform by AM2, a development group within Sega, headed by Yu Suzuki. It was the first game in the Virtua Fighter series, and the first 3D-based fighting game (4D Sports Boxing was released few years earlier, but belongs to slightly different genre). It has been ported to several home video game consoles including the Sega Saturn and Sega 32X. An updated version with enhanced graphics titled Virtua Fighter Remix was released in 1995. It was an influential game in the development of 3D polygon graphics, popularizing it among a wider audience (along with Virtua Racing), demonstrating 3D human character models effectively, with realistic movement and physics, creating the basic template for 3D fighting games (such as Tekken, Soul and Dead or Alive), and playing a key role in the development of early fifth-generation consoles (the Saturn and PlayStation). It was followed by a 1994 sequel, Virtua Fighter 2. Once in the era of Shōwa, the defunct Japanese army intended to approach Henry Pu-yi, the last Emperor of the Ching Dynasty in their effort to take advantages. However, they were defeated by the Imperial guards who utilized the martial art called "Hakkyoku-ken." Later on, the Japanese army was said to have plagiarized the mysteries of "Hakkyoku-ken" to create the strongest infantrymen and based on this art, complemented the ultimate martial art. Approximately half a century has passed since then, and now, a young man named Akira Yuki journeys around the world to test his martial arts ability. The ultimate World Fighting Tournament is about to start, and all kinds of fighters from around the world, solely relying on one's physical strength, engage in a life-or-death tournament to determine the world No.1 fighter. Behind the Tournament however, there exists an intrigue designed by an evil syndicate. Arcade Mode is the main mode in this edition of Virtua Fighter. Its is the player fights a series of computer-controlled opponents until reaching the final stage. The order of opponents are Jacky Bryant, Jeffry McWild, Sarah Bryant, Kage-Maru, Pai Chan, Wolf Hawkfield, Lau Chan, Akira Yuki and lastly Dural. Despite the order, the "Final Stage" is considered to be Akira's stage since Dural's stage is a Bonus Stage where she does not have to be beaten. When defeated by Dural, the game will automatically end. This trend continues though the entire series. The Virtua label indicates that the onscreen action takes place in 3D. The images were created using wireframes and flat-shaded quads. Beyond 3D, it retained the staple of multiple characters, each with their own distinctive moves. The Saturn and NV1 architectures relied on quadratic polygon surfaces rather than the triangle polygons used in modern 3D graphics. Unlike other fighting games of the time (such as Street Fighter II or Mortal Kombat), the game relied on a control stick and only three buttons, Punch, Kick, and Guard although different situations and button combinations led to a vast variety of moves for each character. The game is highly regarded for its in-depth fighting engine and real world fighting techniques, and was considered revolutionary when it first came out. According to Yu Suzuki: "3D graphics in games were very primitive. You could only make models from triangles, which didn't even have textures." He added: "There wasn't the opportunity to make graphics that were really beautiful, and because of that I decided to spend all my efforts to make character movements correct and realistic. Yes, Street Fighter had nice sprites, but we had the advantage of very smooth movements #sega #arcade #yusuzuki