Sega has announced that the beloved Virtua Fighter series will make its first appearance on Steam with the release of Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. This "ultimate edition" promises substantial enhancements, including rollback netcode support and stunning 4K graphics featuring upgraded character models, stages, and cinematics. While a specific launch date has yet to be confirmed, the game is expected to debut during the northern hemisphere winter. Players can already wishlist it on Steam and look forward to competitive online modes for up to 16 players, incorporating Tournaments and League options.
What new features can players expect from Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O.?Players can anticipate features such as rollback netcode for smoother online gameplay, 4K graphics enhancements, updated character models, and new online modes that support multiplayer competitions.
Originally released in arcades in 2006, Virtua Fighter 5 received various adaptations and revisions, including ports to PS3 and Xbox 360. The series is known for pioneering 3D fighting mechanics, and the upcoming R.E.V.O. edition aims to provide a definitive version for both new players and longtime fans. There is also speculation about potential future developments in the Virtua Fighter franchise following this release.
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It's awesome to see Virtua Fighter making a comeback, especially with enhancements like rollback netcode and 4K graphics that could really elevate the competitive scene. This could be a fantastic entry point for new players while giving veterans a reason to dust off their skills—I'm definitely adding it to my wishlist
It’s awesome to see Virtua Fighter making its debut on Steam, especially with the upgrades like rollback netcode and 4K graphics—it really feels like a love letter to both old and new fans I'm genuinely excited about the competitive online modes; it could breathe new life into the scene and draw in a fresh crowd to this classic fighting franchise.
It's great to see Sega breathing new life into the Virtua Fighter series, especially with those enhancements like rollback netcode—it finally feels like we're entering a new era for online fighting games. The 4K graphics and updated models are sure to get both veterans and newcomers hyped to throw down in style