- Publisher: Sega
- Release Date: Jan 19, 2005
- Also On: PlayStation 2
User Score
3.3
out of 10
Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 7 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 2 out of 7
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Mixed: 0 out of 7
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Negative: 5 out of 7
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SteveW.May 6, 20050This Game sux big Coconuts!!!!
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ManuelT.Feb 13, 20050This game is cheap and it sucks.
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KammahasseApr 17, 200510I have one thing to say if you like final fantasy crystal chronicles then youll love this.
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PatMay 15, 20050If i had a choice of a gorilla ripping off my legs and acid pooring into my eyes or play this for 5 minutes i'd pick the gorilla and the acid. Kammahasse sucks.
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CoffinSandmanOct 22, 20073The worst thing Ive ever played on Gamecube. The controls and action are incredibly boring and repetative. The graphix and environments are insulting to Virtua Fighter. The main character looks like a cross between Gohan from DBZ and the 11 year old Frankie Munez. While it isnt really bad enough to earn a zero, it sure aint worth playing either.
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SamApr 15, 20053
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[Anonymous]Jul 17, 20067It wasn't that bad! You have to admit, it was a good fighting game (though it does have an odd style) with great graphics and fun gameplay. Though the story was hard to follow, it was a great game worth more credit.
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50The game feels oddly piecemeal: From its bland anime hero on a quest to collect "data chips" to its "downloadable" special abilities, Virtua Quest seems more like a Mega Man Battle Network game than a VF title.
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71Isn't quite the RPG it originally promised to be. However, the great fighting engine and deep character customization makes Virtua Fighter Cyber Generation [Virtua Quest] stand above the average 3D brawler. [JPN Import]
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70The fighting system and RPG elements give the game some interesting depth, and compared to mature rated games like "NanoBreaker" and "Death By Degrees," Virtua Quest's combat aspects are infinitely more satisfying.