Virtua Fighter Remix
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(Sega Saturn - US, Fighting)
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Released On:
01 May 1995
Akira Yuki, the only active master of the powerful Kung Fu technique known as Hakkyoku ken (“The Eight Point Fist") travels the world in search of enlightenment and worthy opponents. He has found them in the World Fighting Tournament, where the strongest fighters determine who the master of hand-to-hand combat is. All techniques are allowed as long as the contestants use no weapons but their own bodies.
After weeks of trials, only seven other warriors remain: Sarah Bryant and her brother Jacky, Lau Chan and his daughter Pai, Jeffry McWild, Wolf Hawkfield and the ninja Kagemaru.
Virtua Fighter Remix is an enhanced port of Sega's arcade hit Virtua Fighter. It features the original characters and stages with higher polygon counts and texture mapping (like in Virtua Fighter 2) and various minor gameplay tweaks.
Virtua Fighter Remix was released for the Sega Saturn console in 1995 . The game belongs to the Fighting genre.
UPC-A:
010086810233 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
4283 (United States)
Sega Region Code:
81023 (United States)
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1-2 Players
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Set against a backdrop of martial arts history, this fighting game follows protagonist Akira Yuki as he enters a high-stakes tournament to test the supremacy of his ancient Hakkyoku Ken technique. The player controls Akira in one-on-one battles against seven diverse opponents, including ninjas and wrestlers, using only their bare hands and feet. The ultimate goal is to defeat all rivals and prove oneself as the supreme fighter in the world.
Story
Background
In ancient China, a powerful Kung Fu technique known as Hakkyoku ken (“the Eight-Point Fist”) was developed by the Imperial Guard. This technique won great admiration and many followers.
Around the time of the Second World War, the Japanese army developed their own Hakkyoku ken techniques in order to create the ultimate fighting force.
The Protagonist
Now, the only active master of Hakkyoku ken-a young man named Akira Yuki-sets off to travel the world in search of enlightenment and worthy opponents.
He finds them in the World Fighting Tournament, where the strongest fighters have gathered to determine who stands supreme in the art of hand-to-hand combat.
The Tournament Rules
Any and all techniques are allowed, as long as the contestants use no weapons but their own bodies.
After weeks of intense dueling, seven other warriors remain alongside Akira:
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Sarah Bryant and her brother Jacky, both skilled in Sekken Do
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Lau Chan and his daughter Pai, masters of special variations of Kung Fu
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Jeffrey McWild, master of the violent Greek fighting style known as Pankratium
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The ruthless professional wrestler Wolf Hawkfield
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The ninja Kagemaru, known for his mysterious Haganure techniques
All eight of these fighters have arrived to test their methods and their might against each other. Who will stand victorious?
How to Play
Getting Started
A game demonstration and list of player rankings follow the Virtua Fighter Remix Title screen. Watch the demo, or press Start at any time to return to the Title screen. Press Start again to bring up the game menu.
Arcade Mode
Arcade lets you select a character and take on all challengers, just like at the arcades. A second player can interrupt an Arcade match by pressing Start on the 2P Control Pad.
Shortly thereafter, the Player Select screen appears. After the challenger has selected a fighter, the match begins. Once the match ends and the clock times out, the Arcade mode resumes at the same level as when the challenger entered.
VS Mode
VS lets you and a friend each pick a character and challenge each other. A VS game can be canceled during play by holding down Buttons A, B, and C, and Start simultaneously. The Sega logo screen returns.
Option Menu
Option brings up the Option menu. Press the D-Pad UP or DOWN to highlight an option. Press LEFT or RIGHT to make choices within that option. Press Start at any time to exit to the Title screen.
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Life Gauge: Alter the length of your fighter's Life Gauge. Choose from five settings. The longer the Life Gauge, the less damage your fighter takes per hit.
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Match Point: Select the number of rounds you want to use to decide a fighter's victory. Choose from one to five points.
Ranking Mode
Ranking Mode is a one-player game similar to Arcade mode. When the game ends, you see a data screen which ranks your overall performance. The Ranking Mode will only become available after you have beaten Dural in Arcade Mode with all options set to their default values.
Starting Up
1. Set up your Sega Saturn system as described in its instruction manual. Plug in Control Pad 1. For 2-player games, plug in Control Pad 2 also.
2. Place the Virtua Fighter disc, label side up, in the well of the CD tray and close the lid.
3. Turn on the TV or monitor and the Saturn. The Saturn logo will appear on screen. If nothing appears, turn the system off and make sure it is set up correctly before turning it ON again.
4. If you wish to stop a game in progress, or the game ends, press the Reset Button on the Saturn console to display the on-screen Control Panel.
Your Sega Saturn CD contains a security code that allows the disk to be read. Be sure to keep the disk clean and handle it carefully. If your Sega Saturn system has trouble reading the disk, remove the disk and wipe it carefully, starting from the center of the disk and wiping straight out toward the edge.
Select Player
When you choose a mode of gameplay, the Player Select screen appears next. Highlight the desired player by pressing the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT, and select that player by pressing Button A, B, or C. You have 20 seconds to select a fighter. When the timer runs out, the highlighted fighter is automatically selected. In a VS game, both players can select the same fighter, if desired.
The Arena
The screen displays several key indicators during gameplay.
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Life Gauge: The green bar on this gauge gets smaller each time your fighter takes damage. The fighter whose life gauge vanishes completely is knocked out and loses the fight.
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Timer: This shows the amount of time left in the fight. When the timer reaches zero, the fighter with the least amount of vitality left in his or her life gauge loses the fight. The timer can be adjusted or turned off in the Option menu.
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Victory Points: This shows the total number of rounds won by each fighter. In the default game, the first fighter to win two rounds wins the match. The number of rounds can also be set in the Option menu.
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Champion's Total Time (Arcade Mode only): This shows the total amount of time the current champion has lasted in the arena against his or her opponents.
Game Over / Continue
The game ends as soon as your fighter loses a match. The Continue screen appears next. To continue with your current level and opponent, press Start before the timer runs out. To speed up the timer, tap the A, B, or C button.
The Player Select screen appears next. Select your fighter, then press Button C to move on to your first round with the opponent you lost to in your last game. You have an unlimited number of Continues in both Arcade and VS Modes.
Ranking Mode ends as soon as your fighter loses a match. The Ranking screen appears, showing your progress. There is no Continue option for this mode.
The Basics
Here are the basic movements for the D-Pad. All instructions on the following pages are for a fighter facing RIGHT. Reflect the instructions for a fighter facing LEFT.
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Up: Leap Up
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Up-Back: Leap Backward
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Back: Move Backward
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Down-Back: Crouch / Move Backward
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Down: Crouch
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Down-Forward: Crouch / Move Forward
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Forward: Move Forward
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Up-Forward: Leap Forward
Sega Gameplay Hotline
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English: 1-415-591-PLAY
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French: 1-800-872-7342
Controls
B
Turn Knuckle
Up + B
Turn Kick
Up B
Jumping Knee Stomp
Up BBB
Jumping Knee Stomp
C
Vertical Spin Kick
CCC
Vertical Spin Kick
Down C
Low Spin Kick
Down CCC
Low Spin Kick
B ↓ C
Punch + Side Kick
B B C
Double Punch + Snap Kick
B + A
Back Drop
↘ C C
Illusion Kick
⇒ B C
Double-Joint Slam
B B B C
Rising Knee Combo
⇒ ⇒ B
Neck Breaker
↖ C
Somersault Kick
B B ↖ C
Somersault Kick Combo
B B B ↖ C
Somersault Kick Combo
⇒ C ↖ C
Double-Step Knee
↓ C C
Toe Kick + Side
B B
Jab + Straight
B C
Punch + Side Kick
Left B Left B
Double Spin Knuckle
Right B C
Elbow + Spinning Kick
Left B C
Spinning Arm + Kick
Right Right B
Neck Breaker
Down-Right C
Somersault Kick
B B Left B C
Spinning Arm + Spin Kick
Right Right B + C B B C
Backspin Kick Combo
Down-Left B Down C
Slant Knuckle + Low Spin Kick
Enemies & Characters
Akira
Akira Yuki is a Kung Fu Instructor from Japan who uses high-powered moves requiring specific button combinations while in grabbing range.
Pai
Pai Chan is an Action Film Star from Hong Kong who uses the Ensei-ken technique and excels at throwing opponents and stomping attacks.
Wolf
Wolf Hawkfield is a Canadian Pro Wrestler described as a human juggernaut who uses rushing moves and body throws.
Jeffry
Jeffry McWild is an Australian Fisherman who makes up for a lack of speed with immense power and deceptive combos.
Sarah
Sarah Bryant is an American College Student who possesses agility equal to her brother and uses formidable knee attacks.
Jacky
Jacky Bryant is an American Indy Car Racers considered the best all-around character with high speed, agility, power, and brutal recovery moves.
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