PixlBit

Yeah I wanted to play PXZ2 but I haven't played much of the first one.

They do indeed. Its looks a lot better on PC but ruining it on one can be sketchy depending on the rig you have.

I really don't understand why people think the Dreamcast 2 would work now. I understand the appeal of the Dreamcast, having one myself, but I don't it would be successful or fix Sega. I mean part of the reason the Dreamcast failed was how poorly Sega was staffed and ran in the 90's: It was bleeding talent and money constantly. It still is today, so I don't how a DC2 could fix that. On top of that Sega has huge PC development wing so either they would have to sell that off or have them just work on the DC2 which both ways seem kind of bad in their favor. I'm with Joaquim, if Sega just ported their DC (and arcade) library to PC, there's a lot of money to be made.

My bonus was apparently being a beta tester for the netcode, I think. I don't think I even keep any of the "fight money" that got during the beta (every beta would reset the money I made from fights) that I can use for DLC, colors and extra costumes. I know I sound like I hate the game, I don't, but as more and more of the other game stuff gets (or doesn't get) talked about its just makes me madder at the shit we aren't getting.

Its understandable. VF is great but can be a bit boring sometimes too. Out of curiousity, have you ever played Final Showdown on the PS3/360?

I really need to dig deep into that training mode, especially VF4 Evo's one as I've heard nothing but good praise from it.

That was in VF 5 Final Showdown. A lot of the characters had those cool Sega touches. Like Akira could be dressed up like Ryo from Shenmue.

Oh I understand the skecptism. Especially after today, where Capcom basically announced that a few modes of the game (trials, the store, challenges, 8 player lobbies and story mode), wouldn't be in the game till later. Trails store, and challenges will come in March with the first DLC character. The story and lobbies will come later around June. So I don't blame you for not running out and getting the game just yet. Hell you'll have a much more complete experience of the game than I will by then.

For me, I'm always waiting for Sega to finally start opening up and releasing more arcade ports like they did briefly in 2008-2012-ish. Espeically their early stuff that is super hard to emulate, like the Model 2 or 3 boards. I still can't believe they just sit on those game and they could make a fair profit.

I saw that Galaga game too. I always wondered if they released that over the West. I now I know.