Just finished reading "the rise and fall of sega!" There isn't even a word mentioning ports for psx.
By the way Last Bronx fighter are low res..recognizable because of the pronounced aliasing. They still look much better then...
Virtuafighter 1 on model 1 was running with 30 frames i believe......the 32x and remix versions certainly are....only the ps2 10th anniversary...
I'm a huge VF Fan. And believe me there is a big difference in gameplay if you change the frame rate. The whole game, each animation and collision...
Can't imagine Sega trying something with 15 frames. All 3D fighters on Saturn show....playfields in the background is the way to go...no polygons....
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http://forums.hidden-palace.org/viewtopic.php?t=2801 interesting what bakaneiro hast to say.... is it really that crazy...that people who saw...
the released nights engine looks quite crapy..no implemented stage design...still the 2D sonic is the same as in senns last incarnation on the pc...
i think its safe to say they used parts uf the unreleased sonic the fighters game in megamix....clearly the game runs with the inferior fv...
you're right.....stupid idea.....include gouraud shading for two or three stages with lightning.... saturn software based gouraud shading always...
sonic the fighters was even announced and there were even pictures in flyers(model 2) version. it was an important title for sega...after xtreme...
It was the only way.... Wolf VF3 stages was the easiest to port...because its tekken like infinite.... Other stages maybe weren't ported because...
sonic-x treme is known for is chaos development on multiple hardware .....some say it started already on genesis...32x is for sure...under another...
thats the question. saturn was dying(outside japan), there wasn't much sense on developing another high budget title...Vf3 could have received...
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