When Virtua Fighter 5 hit the PlayStation 3 earlier this year, everyone loved it. On a system lacking in quality software, it was hailed as the second coming of Christ (albeit, Christ with a wicked left hook and lightning fast snap-kick). The only issue anyone could seem to find with it is that in an era when absolutely everything, from refrigerators to third-world countries, is connected to the Internet, VF5 had no online multiplayer.
Sega, never one to shirk responsibility when there’s the opportunity for tons of cash to be made, has amended that issue with the Xbox 360 Virtua Fighter 5 reissue, even going so far as to advertise the addition with a new subtitle. The only question now is: how did the rest of the game fare during the port?
Hit the jump to find out.
Original post by mrdestructoid@gmail.com (Destructoid.com) and software by Elliott Back
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