Virtua Fighter PC

Virtua Fighter PC (1995)

by Sega AM2, Sega Games, Expert Software, Sega Enterprises, Sega of America
Genres:Fighting
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Fight the best martial arts masters with over 700 precision moves! Unleash hair-trigger punch/kick combos, throws and crushing stomps! Each warrior has a personal fighting style, attack strength and special moves. Rapid, realistic 360-degree combat with 3D polygon graphics. See the fighters from all sides! Fluid animations look just like real fighters. Get totally wrapped up in the action!Show more
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