Want to help the channel grow? remember to please like, leave a comment and subscribe. However if the artwork of Honey/Candy used in the thumbnail specifically was YOURS and you would like credit then please contact me and I will add your information into the description. There's also the randomness on who's counter will hit first and that at times you swear the game is cheating and ignoring the fact your blocking.Īrtwork used (Thumbnail) was taken from the Fighting Vipers Fanbook (released in 1996 from what i can tell) that should be alright to use since it was made available to the public. This means if you get grabbed x3 times in a row (which does happen) then your dead. For starters you would expect some unbalancing issues with characters, however for Fighting Vipers this is on the extreme side.Ĭharacters such as Candy have to get in close to perform throw moves whilst characters like Jane and BM can grab you from several feet away and that 1 move can take off around 33% health. There's a serious amount of Bulls**t at play here with this one. The problem with Fighting Vipers is that it doesn't exactly play like other 3D fighting games. Gameplay here is of Candy/Honey in Arcade Mode and stupidly I had left it on Hard mode from a previous play through.

This would be a 1:1 Arcade perfect port of the original game and not a downgraded version like what had to happen in order for it to be ported to the Sega Saturn.

This would be a re-release of the PS2 Sega Ages port (Japan only) but now released digitally for the PSN and Xbox Live.

Gameplay of the PS3 port of Fighting Vipers.

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