[IRL] Virtua Fighter 4

Any like-minded people want to meet up and beat the crap out of each other? Drop me a mail

 

Re: [IRL] Virtua Fighter 4

another irish vf4 player

 

Re: [IRL] Virtua Fighter 4

please get in touch when u find the time for some irish talk and tactics

 

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Hey Red, sorry about the tardy reply - been busy!

You play at the arcades (the only VF4 machine I know of is at Dr. Quirkey's, O Connell St, Dublin). or are you stuck with the PS2 one like myself, living in the south?

If you're based in Dublin, have you been to Quirkey's recently? ie is the VF4 machine still there? Is there a large following? Worthwhile enuf for me to make a trip up? Heh!

 

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i ve never played the arcade version ,i dont know any one who has.i play the console version and dont get much competition,i dont know any where thats got a vf4 machinei live north in derry,der could be one in Buncrana,who knows???

 

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There's two of us lads coming back to Dublin in September, anyone know about the vf4- scene?

 

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There's a VF4 machine (I think it's a ver B probably) at Dr. Quirkey's on O'Connell Street. Unfortunately I'm down south. Might be up in Dublin for a flying visit sometime in Sept. Dunno what the scene is like round that machine though...

 

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i still believe that there is a vf machine in barry's amusements in buncrana if anyone can confirm this please let me know

 

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i was finally able to check out the machines at Dr Quirkey's last friday. (yes, there are two big screen machines). I was there at around 4pm, for about half an hour, but there was no-one there to play against.. and i'm not going to spend 1.50 euro per game against the AI.

 

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Damn hard to find Irish VF players these days... I'm visiting Dublin next month and some matches would be nice (IF I got the time). Anyway, check the thread I made about this in the Jamboree section for more information.

(Hope someone Irish actually reads this post...)