Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution for PlayStation 2

Pros: Like, uh...there's a lot to do
Cons: Might be too hard for wimpy, skill-lacking players

To many fighting fans, last year’s Virtua Fighter 4 was easily the best PlayStation 2 fighter, and perhaps the deepest, most challenging 3D fighting game ever made. It hit it off with critics and PS2 owners alike, as the game was very well received an ...

Pros: Arguably the greatest fighting game ever made.
Cons: None

When it comes to fighting games, there are five standout series and a bunch of other games that are cool, but not on the same level. Street Fighter, Tekken, Soul Calibur, Dead or Alive and Virtua Fighter are the undisputed heavyweights—it’s their ...

Pros: Awesome quest mode, gorgeous graphics, deep gameplay but easy for beginners
Cons: Some minor graphical and sound issues

Overall: 9 Gameplay: 9 Graphics: 9 Sound: 8 Concept: 9 Replay Value: 9 When you're the original, the first in a field, it's tough to watch others surpass you and beat you at your own game. This must be how Sega's AM2 division has felt for quite ...

Pros: Graphics
VF1 Included
Customizable Characters
Advanced Training
Cons: Too Deep Fighting System
Not Enough Extras
No Online
Very Little Replay

Virtua Fighter is getting kinda old in its time. The series has seen an anime (and a horrible one at that) as well as incarnations on almost every SEGA system since the Genesis. In March 2002, SEGA amazed the world with Virtua Fighter 4. Well, 17 months ...

Pros: The best fighting game on the market today. Or ever.
Cons: Button-mashers will enjoy it, but only through hours of practice will you truly dominate.

Ev-o-lu-tion: n. A gradual process in which something changes into a different and usually more complex or better form. Bingo. Perhaps the greatest compliment that I can give to this game is that I already owned Virtua Fighter 4 when I bought it. ...