So in a sense, I want the stage design to be a mix of VF5FS and a little bit of VF3 without the terrain and slopes. I want to see those back, but also I want them to incorporate multi-tiered stages as well so that they get a different setting and stage design when they fight. VF5R and VF5FS had stages that were walled, open, breakable walled, and many others. I feel as if VF6 should have more variety in their stages this time around.

VF3 is the only exception since it relied on slopes, stairs, and other uneven terrains which caused a divide between the VF2 and VF3 players back in the day. VF has relied on the traditional squared arenas since 1993, and it is still used to this day. I know VF fans would be against super meters in their games, but I’m pretty sure it could work if it can be done right if they utilize it at 30% health or lower. It’s now common that every 3D fighting game has a super meter nowadays since games such as Tekken 7, DOA6, and SoulCalibur VI have them. They used a robust training mode that helps them how to play the game, which has helped for the most part. VF5FS made it accessible for beginners while still pleasing the expert players. VF is a game that utilizes more on the technical gameplay with a little flashiness. Since then, many fighting games came up with their own way of gameplay by using flash and technical aspects. Virtua Fighter is known for innovating new gameplay mechanics that would be later used in other fighters such as Tekken, DOA, and many others.

What would you want to see in the new installment should it ever happen? For me, I would ask for a couple of things, starting off with the first thing that needs to be mentioned… Gameplay And much recently, Yu Suzuki in his recent interview stated that he wants to bring VF and Outrun back since he is the consultant of the company.īut let’s say that SEGA AM2 decides to make a Virtua Fighter 6. But for years, the VF community has asked the one question to this day:įor years, SEGA has said time and time again that they have no plans on making a new installment for the series.

Throughout the course of the decade, VF5FS went over a drastic change in gameplay compared to VF5 Vanilla and VF5R such as the new bound system, the dismissal of the Clash System, and more. It has been 9 years since the release of Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown.

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