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Virtua Fighter

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$7.29 $9.99 In stock

Category: Sega Saturn

Could the Saturn have beaten the Playstation had this release been the version ‘Remix’ was? Still sold by the bucketload. AM2 flexing it’s Naomi board porting muscles.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia K. ★★★★★

Been playing it every night since it arrived, and the port really does show off what the Saturn could do in the hands of AM2. It’s a bucketload of fun, not the prettiest version out there, but the arcade feel is spot on. If you’ve got the console, this one’s a keeper.

Claire T. ★★★★★

The Saturn library needed this—AM2’s arcade muscle on full display, and the port’s speed is spot-on, no janky slowdown in the heat of a match. I’ve sunk hours into it and it still feels like a proper arcade cabinet in my living room, even if the PS1 crowd never knew what they were missing.

Joseph P. ★★★★★

Finally, a Saturn fighter that feels like a true arcade port—the fluid animation and responsive controls really show off AM2's muscle. I've spent hours just perfecting my combos, and the visuals hold up surprisingly well for the era. This one's a keeper for any retro fighting fan.