Virtua Fighter 2

Virtua Fighter PC

Virtua Fighter PC brings Sega's groundbreaking 3D fighting game experience directly to home computer systems. Players choose from a diverse roster of martial artists, each utilizing distinct fighting styles ranging from Jeet Kune Do to Pro Wrestling, to battle opponents in arena-based combat. Developed by Sega AM2 and published in 1996, this adaptation allows fans to experience the classic polygonal graphics, precise timing-based combat mechanics, and competitive head-to-head multiplayer matches from the comfort of their PC.

Virtua Fighter Kids

Virtua Fighter Kids is a humorous, chibi-styled spin-off of Sega's pioneering 3D fighting game franchise. Developed by Sega AM2 and released in 1996, the game retains the deep, technical martial arts mechanics of Virtua Fighter 2 while introducing oversized heads, comical animations, and faster pacing to create an accessible yet surprisingly robust competitive experience. Players can select from their favorite iconic characters scaled down into miniature proportions, battling across various arcade stages in both single-player and multiplayer modes. It stands out as a unique piece of arcade history, blending high-level fighting game depth with whimsical, lighthearted presentation.

Virtua Fighter 10th Anniversary

Virtua Fighter 10th Anniversary is a special release commemorating the legacy of SEGA's pioneering 3D fighting franchise. Developed by Sega AM2 and published by Enterbrain for the PlayStation 2, it blends the beloved mechanics of Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution with nostalgic, low-polygon character models reminiscent of the 1993 arcade original. Fans and newcomers alike can experience precise martial arts combat enhanced by refined balancing and the unique visual throwback. It serves as both a tribute to arcade history and a polished competitive fighting experience for enthusiasts of the genre.

Virtua Fighter 5

Virtua Fighter 5 delivers intense, highly technical hand-to-hand combat powered by Sega AM2's precision game engine. Players can master a diverse roster of unique fighters, each featuring deep movesets and distinct martial arts disciplines ranging from Jeet Kune Do to wrestling. The title features rigorous competitive mechanics, fluid motion-captured animations, and robust single-player and multiplayer modes. Whether battling through the arcade ranks or challenging friends head-to-head, it remains a cornerstone of 3D fighting game excellence.

Final Fight Revenge

Final Fight Revenge is a 1999 3D one-on-one fighting game developed by Capcom USA for arcade hardware running on the Sega ST-V board. Players can select from a roster of iconic characters from the Final Fight universe to engage in fast-paced martial arts combat. The game later received a Japan-exclusive home port for the Sega Saturn in March 2000, marking the final official Capcom release for that console. It stands out as the only sequel in the Final Fight franchise specifically built for the arcade fighting game genre.

Virtua Fighter 4

Virtua Fighter 4 is a critically acclaimed 3D fighting game developed by Sega AM2 that revolutionized the genre with its intricate balance, diverse roster, and deep tactical gameplay. Players can master various martial arts styles ranging from Jeet Kune Do to Bajiquan across a variety of competitive and single-player modes. The game introduced the innovative VF.Net system in arcades and provided a robust console experience on the PlayStation 2 featuring comprehensive training modes and customization options, cementing its legacy as one of the greatest fighting games of all time.