Because the recent Fighter Virtua project is still deep in development, the Ryu Gotoki team shared a recent look at what they were working on and revealed a recurring figure.
Wolf Hawkfield has returned and has a completely recent look, in which the artistic director of Ryo Shibasaki is dying.
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There is no more news about the next Virtua warrior, but the producer Riichiro Yamad told more about how this game is delved into the characters and their stories, including the return of legends from previous entries. They will not necessarily be stories of origin, but they will reveal some of the motivations to fight what happened to them between games, and generally involves character designs. That’s all that Ryu Gotoku Studio wanted to introduce to the series,
The artistic director of Ryo Shibasaki also talked about how the Hawk project is a wrestler, which is still performing, evolving its appearance, so that he was a nice and a “heel” atmosphere for him. It definitely looks like a role with an ammunition belt, hefty tattooing and an older look and skin, which really gives an aging climate of a wrestling star.
Earlier, the last we saw in the game was Akira and Sarah Bryant fought, and with a pre -production film in January a couple of fighting with Akira.
Studio Ryu Gotoku has become a Lynchpin studio for SEGA over the past few years. You will meet them best as a studio for the extremely popular Yakuza/Like a Dragon series, but although it was wide, as it happened, they also dealt with the latest Super Monkey Ball games. Considering that Yakuza’s own fight was hand-me-me-med with Shenmue, which in turn was played from the branch from Wirtua Fighter, makes them an ideal band to take the reins of the series.
Elsewhere, the team confirmed that after a well -rebuilt reconstruction of the last PC game, Virtua Fighter 5 Revo goes to PS5, Xbox Series X | S and Nintendo Switch 2.
