Does anyone knows if they ever released the music that is played during durals demo. It just stuck in my head since I first heard back in 98' which in a way is really sad.
Actually, they squeesed loads of power out from those Models. Sega Dreamcast is more than cabable for those games and Virtua Fighter 3TB was looking awesome in Arcades in 1998. Saturn version was going to be nearly Arcade -perfect... But it all eats money and time i suppose...
Man, no wonder why in 1998 Sega releases the Dreamcast with this kind of mind blowing graphics 2 years before the Sony ps2 "ps2 who isn't even has advanced has the Dreamcast",
Sega was really ahead of they're time, i hope Sega comes back to the consoles world! They do know how to be advanced, DAMN!!!!
wow if i was watched this in 1996 i make shiit in my pants really imposible imaginate this graphics 128 bits in 1996 !!! dreamcast rules !!! and sega of the years 90' was so amazing !! sega need comeback to the hardware bussines!
Respond to this video... imgema so tru thats y arcades died out the line between arcade&home were erased...it was fun leaving quarters on the cabinet waiting ur turn.sega capcom had arcades on lock! daytona USA super GT SF2 namco too.arcades died so sad :-(
@bag04u Imgema is the only person here that knows what he is talking about.
The PS1, Saturn and N64 could not compare hardware-wise to the Model 2, let alone the Model 3.
Comparing the PS1/Saturn/N64 to the Model 3 is like comparing a milk truck to a rocket ship. The Model 3 was so far beyond everything else at the time, it wasn't even worth making the comparison.
@lookitskazzy yeah sega ruled in the arcades cos of there model 3 board. no console at the time could come close to what sega had in the arcades and even to this date where the model 3 board is 14/15 years old. it can still hold its own.
Model 3 was the last custom based arcade hardware that wiped the floor with any machine in 1996-97. Even the highest end PCs with the newest 3Dfx cards couldn't compete with Model 3. The 3 consoles of the time (PSX, Saturn, N64) couldn't even touch the Model2 board, let alone the Model 3...
A few years later (after the Dreamcast) there was no gap between the capabilities of consoles and arcades anymore.The Naomi was about as powerful as a dreamcast, the Chihiro was basically a XBOX and so on
@wondereyedrive They weren't bitter rivals at all. In an interview about Tekken X Street Fighters, one of Namco rep said Namco and Sega where planning a similar project back in the day, but it never follow through.
yeh, i believe that. i think Sony signed an exclusivity deal with namco. what i was referring to was that VF versus Tekken was a bogus game. An April fools joke by the great gaming mag CVG. Just like the nude cheat for Tomb Raider was an April fools joke!
These visuals was very impressive for its time.I remember first seeing pics of this game in Gamefan Magazine in 1996,then seeing it in the Arcades in late 96.The best video-game mag ever created was GameFan.
@kornkixassman ps2 have vf4 and vf4 evoltion and it's a blast. and about vf vs tekken is already out but that's is way back in the 16 bit era vf vs tekken have released for the mega drive but trust me i got the game back then it's is very very bad.
the Dreamcast version SUCKED horribly. i had it for a couple weeks and hardly played it except for the first day. this is the only VF game that i cant stand. DC should have been able to perfectly replicate the arcade version.
Sadly true. I blame Sega for not letting Yu Suzuki release the Saturn version, which would have been a graphical downgrade, but probably much better than Genki's DC abomination.
The mid-90's was quite the era for 3D-CGI, ranging from movies like Toy Story to game consoles like the N64 & PS1 and even things like this. They were all 3D to the highest possible denominator then, and impress even today.
God!!! I remember spending hundreds of dollars playing this magnificent game at the arcades!!!! I absolutely loved the ring outs!! How can I get this jewel on PC???
Yes without a doubt, it took up to tekken tag tournament on the ps2 to finally catch up to this. When I first saw this I was blown away and thought it was too real. It still does not look bad today.
when i saw this in the arcade i was like WOW this game looks like im looking outside a window watching a fight....it looked that real back then...it looked better than the DC version
but soul calibur and dead or alive 2 look better on DC than in the arcades.....
Truly inspiring video, like a mini-movie inviting us to see the characters' personalities and fighting styles up close. My favourite part is the one with my favourite fighter, Jeffry. Beautiful, very moving (and - the muscles blowing up like balloons - hilarious). The animation is superb, as is all the character presentation.
@NickSCFC Curiously, can you cite a source for this? It isn't that I don't believe you, it is just that if that is in fact true, I'd love to read it for myself
Fabulous video, an almost artistic journey through the characters' personalities and fighting styles. My favourite segment is the one of my favourite fighter, Jeffry. Really moving - though also hilarious (the way his muscles blow up like balloons make me laugh out loud)! Spectacular animation and character representation; thumbs up for this movie!
hmm i should pop this one into my Dreamcast for another spin, eh?
miiwii93 2 months ago
The graphics were SO amazing for the time cause the best we had in 1996 was playstation 1 and then this beast of graphics came.
FischKopfD 3 months ago
Does anyone knows if they ever released the music that is played during durals demo. It just stuck in my head since I first heard back in 98' which in a way is really sad.
carlrhxphn 7 months ago
@carlrhxphn
i agree this music makes me want to cry cry. it's so beautiful! ;)
tmMcHugh 3 months ago
@tmMcHugh I find it pretty relaxing :)
SamusSuperStar 3 months ago
The Dreamcast version was called 'Virtua Fighter 3 tb', which was a conversion of the arcade follow up to VF3.
The difference between VF3 and VF3tb were the added team battle mode and several stages being altered from night to day.
NickSCFC 11 months ago
On the Dreamcast version they called it Virtual Fighter 3rd, But why the arcade version called Virtual Fighter 3?
25FreakOuts 1 year ago
@25FreakOuts 3tb not 3rd. it had teambattle.
SDSOverfiend 5 months ago
Model 3...
Alexdl13 1 year ago
how good would it be if sega was to release vf2 and vf3 on psn or xbox live?
david2k 1 year ago 3
Actually, they squeesed loads of power out from those Models. Sega Dreamcast is more than cabable for those games and Virtua Fighter 3TB was looking awesome in Arcades in 1998. Saturn version was going to be nearly Arcade -perfect... But it all eats money and time i suppose...
M1XART 1 year ago
Pause at 1:43.......... DOES THAT FUCKING LOOK 32 BIT TO YOU?!!!
tecmo1 1 year ago
Man, no wonder why in 1998 Sega releases the Dreamcast with this kind of mind blowing graphics 2 years before the Sony ps2 "ps2 who isn't even has advanced has the Dreamcast",
Sega was really ahead of they're time, i hope Sega comes back to the consoles world! They do know how to be advanced, DAMN!!!!
dinizgames 1 year ago
wow if i was watched this in 1996 i make shiit in my pants really imposible imaginate this graphics 128 bits in 1996 !!! dreamcast rules !!! and sega of the years 90' was so amazing !! sega need comeback to the hardware bussines!
sonicromer 1 year ago
Respond to this video... imgema so tru thats y arcades died out the line between arcade&home were erased...it was fun leaving quarters on the cabinet waiting ur turn.sega capcom had arcades on lock! daytona USA super GT SF2 namco too.arcades died so sad :-(
Demondscott 1 year ago
@bag04u Imgema is the only person here that knows what he is talking about.
The PS1, Saturn and N64 could not compare hardware-wise to the Model 2, let alone the Model 3.
Comparing the PS1/Saturn/N64 to the Model 3 is like comparing a milk truck to a rocket ship. The Model 3 was so far beyond everything else at the time, it wasn't even worth making the comparison.
lookitskazzy 1 year ago
@lookitskazzy yeah sega ruled in the arcades cos of there model 3 board. no console at the time could come close to what sega had in the arcades and even to this date where the model 3 board is 14/15 years old. it can still hold its own.
david2k 1 year ago
Better then Atari 2600.
JuliusMalemaisgod 1 year ago
Model 3 was the last custom based arcade hardware that wiped the floor with any machine in 1996-97. Even the highest end PCs with the newest 3Dfx cards couldn't compete with Model 3. The 3 consoles of the time (PSX, Saturn, N64) couldn't even touch the Model2 board, let alone the Model 3...
A few years later (after the Dreamcast) there was no gap between the capabilities of consoles and arcades anymore.The Naomi was about as powerful as a dreamcast, the Chihiro was basically a XBOX and so on
Imgema 1 year ago
@fareedbackhit
what are you on about. there was no such thing as VF vs Tekken! in the day, sega and namco were bitter rivals
wondereyedrive 1 year ago
@wondereyedrive They weren't bitter rivals at all. In an interview about Tekken X Street Fighters, one of Namco rep said Namco and Sega where planning a similar project back in the day, but it never follow through.
VF5 1 year ago
@VF5
yeh, i believe that. i think Sony signed an exclusivity deal with namco. what i was referring to was that VF versus Tekken was a bogus game. An April fools joke by the great gaming mag CVG. Just like the nude cheat for Tomb Raider was an April fools joke!
wondereyedrive 1 year ago
is this on the dream cast?
er1ck194 1 year ago
@er1ck194 They made a port for the Dreamcast. Virtua Fighter 3tb, I think it was one of the launch-titles for the system.
CervantesXV 1 year ago
These visuals was very impressive for its time.I remember first seeing pics of this game in Gamefan Magazine in 1996,then seeing it in the Arcades in late 96.The best video-game mag ever created was GameFan.
barlog20 1 year ago
sega will return with a console one day...
binokoda 1 year ago
i wish that vf3 would come out on ps2.. and wish there is vf vs tekken, just like marvel vs capcom
kornkixassman 2 years ago
@kornkixassman ps2 have vf4 and vf4 evoltion and it's a blast. and about vf vs tekken is already out but that's is way back in the 16 bit era vf vs tekken have released for the mega drive but trust me i got the game back then it's is very very bad.
fareedbakhit 1 year ago
good old times.
I really miss this years of my life:(
smigmarmelo 2 years ago
Call me crazy, but am I the only one who rather have video games looking like this? The games today feel... TOO real...
0Megaman0 2 years ago
the Dreamcast version SUCKED horribly. i had it for a couple weeks and hardly played it except for the first day. this is the only VF game that i cant stand. DC should have been able to perfectly replicate the arcade version.
xboxlover2k57 2 years ago
Sadly true. I blame Sega for not letting Yu Suzuki release the Saturn version, which would have been a graphical downgrade, but probably much better than Genki's DC abomination.
MoonCrashed 2 years ago
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genox6 2 years ago
I remember seeing this for the first time and being amazed by the graphics - Quite impressive at the time.
ashfury 2 years ago 2
The mid-90's was quite the era for 3D-CGI, ranging from movies like Toy Story to game consoles like the N64 & PS1 and even things like this. They were all 3D to the highest possible denominator then, and impress even today.
mrKRW 2 years ago
God!!! I remember spending hundreds of dollars playing this magnificent game at the arcades!!!! I absolutely loved the ring outs!! How can I get this jewel on PC???
assais 2 years ago
Just to provide context for those of you who aren't aware, in 1996 VF3 was, literally, the best looking game on the planet. By a wide margin.
tsdcX 2 years ago 10
Yes without a doubt, it took up to tekken tag tournament on the ps2 to finally catch up to this. When I first saw this I was blown away and thought it was too real. It still does not look bad today.
s14tat 2 years ago
is this shenmue music?
NFLMZ 2 years ago
It's music from Virtua Fighter 3. I think some of the composers worked on both games.
pahndo 2 years ago
It's AM2 - both Games (VF and Shenmus) r published and also made by Sega and AM2...
Zyntheria 2 years ago
Too bad that level with lau in it doesn't exist.
caneida 2 years ago
this is amazing for 1996
nooblet911 3 years ago 7
this is better animated then the Dreamcast Version...
Zyntheria 3 years ago 3
wrong! it was a FMV on DC from dis real time CG demo...
VirtuaFighter5R 2 years ago
nope...
Zyntheria 2 years ago
when i saw this in the arcade i was like WOW this game looks like im looking outside a window watching a fight....it looked that real back then...it looked better than the DC version
but soul calibur and dead or alive 2 look better on DC than in the arcades.....
delorianstar 2 years ago 6
Just what I think - DOA2 and SC look way better on the finished DC Version
Zyntheria 2 years ago
DC version of VF3 was done by Genki, not AM2.
Tippotipo 2 years ago 4
VF3 is my favorite in the series.
miiwii93 3 years ago 3
Truly inspiring video, like a mini-movie inviting us to see the characters' personalities and fighting styles up close. My favourite part is the one with my favourite fighter, Jeffry. Beautiful, very moving (and - the muscles blowing up like balloons - hilarious). The animation is superb, as is all the character presentation.
SethBlizzard 3 years ago 2
Thanks for sharing luving those man boobs. If I had scene that enviornmnet mapped character in 1996 I would have creamed my pants.
morgs2020 3 years ago 2
I can't believe this is 96! Some games had CG that looked worse than this. Incredible.
flop5 3 years ago 10
Aoi's fan dancing sequence is just a beautiful sight. :)
Angie2343 3 years ago 8
This game has 128-bit generation graphics
uouvictuorxD 3 years ago 26
Amazing and wonderfull video, if i watched this in 1996 I would say the same: "imposible", Sega was truly fantastic in the 90's
ensigma 3 years ago 25
@ensigma yeah there where the best in the 90s, no one could touch AM2. would love an perfect arcade version of vf2 and 3 on PSN.
david2k 1 year ago
This was shown to the press in 1996 and, according to EDGE magazine, people in the audience were shouting "impossible".
Took til Dreamcast came out in 1998 for home hardware to be able to run this, the best we had at the time was probably the first PlayStation.
Shame the game never had the liquid metal character Dural from the trailer, still looked stunning though.
NickSCFC 3 years ago 6
Dural was in Virtua Fighter 3... as a boss like usual.
alvieao2 2 years ago
@NickSCFC Curiously, can you cite a source for this? It isn't that I don't believe you, it is just that if that is in fact true, I'd love to read it for myself
lookitskazzy 1 year ago
@lookitskazzy I believe it was in this magazine you can download...
retromags-com/forums/files/file/2069-computer-video-games-issue-176/
NickSCFC 1 year ago
Jesus Christ...1996 was an amazing year for a whole lotta reasons...
JasonK1992 3 years ago 10
Metal Slug... Mario 64 :p
Atomduck 3 years ago
You can say that again, and again.
setheurovision94 3 years ago 2
amo este juego es mi preferido junto con el soul blade y joder esq de donde sacais todo esto coño... es impresionante el material q tiene la gente
janzo 3 years ago
Fabulous video, an almost artistic journey through the characters' personalities and fighting styles. My favourite segment is the one of my favourite fighter, Jeffry. Really moving - though also hilarious (the way his muscles blow up like balloons make me laugh out loud)! Spectacular animation and character representation; thumbs up for this movie!
setheurovision94 3 years ago 6