Wow, thanks for posting my video here, Myke! I only recently started playing Virtua Fighter for real, and I've already fallen in love with it.

There's just something about the gameplay that makes it extremely unique and satisfying to play, so it's always a blast to get my ass handed to me in a match! I hope that the fine VF connoisseurs on this fantastic site enjoy the video.

I'm still a lone content creator who makes videos by myself in my room at unhealthy hours, so I'm glad that the video was enjoyed by many!

This was supposed to be a one-off type of deal, but due to the positive feedback, I've started planning for more VF related videos in the future! Thank you all very much

PS. A big thank you to Gab, Made Man, Myke, Elson Wong, Berzerk, the guy that I commented casuals with at BAM (can't remember your name!) and others over at the Virtua Fighter Australia Discord server for teaching me about the game and its history.

@Khanage

Good stuff mate. I enjoyed the content and presentation much Although VF is niche it is the best 3D arcade martial arts simulation on the planet bar none. VF5US would have been an even bigger hit if RGG had included the single player content (i.e. Sparring Mode, License Mode, High Score Mode) from VF5FS. Gen Z is more into story and single player content than Gen Y. Hopefully RGG will realize this and correct the oversight for the next release of VF.

Great video!

Besides the obvious online mode the only other thing I did notice between VF5 PS3 and VF5 X360 was one of Vanessa's throws had a slightly different camera angle or shot between the versions, I think it was one of her semi/3 quarter circular ones?

I wonder if I still have the fastest time on Xbox Live with Sarah Bryant's Timed Command Training (2:01 flat)? I had a mini callus from hitting that 'Back' button a million times! Took me a month to beat TraverseDegree - if you're somewhere out there or in here, you have my respect

Good stuff, although I dunno why you didn't mention VF5 vanilla version D in the video.