The controls on the game take getting used to as it was evident to me that the title does not fully support analogue input from the sticks and rather follows the 8 directions that are achievable from the D Pad. There are 64 countries that you can choose to play as with a roster of over 1400 players. The Road to International game option is very indepth and gives a lot more depth and playability to the game overall. It actually sounds a little bit as though it was recorded in mono at times rather than vibrant stereo.įor those of you who enjoyed the arcade version of this title you will be pleased to note that there is a lot jam packed into the game that was not in the coin op version.
That's not to say the sounds are bad, they are just not up to the standard of a title such as FIFA or even Sega Soccer Slam. Surround has been used, but not in a manner that titillates the gamer. The title didn't suffer frame problems regardless of on screen activity and was jam packed with little details that clearly show a lot of thought went into the making of the game.Īudio: Considering the abilities of the GameCube to produce awesome sound through Prologic II and just general bit encoding, VS3 is a pretty ordinary audio affair. It does not appear that any frames of animation are missing from player characters or even general crowd animations for that matter. Graphics are excellent and animations do the title justice.
Let's get one thing out of the way however, this is a very good looking game. Virtua Striker 3 is here to bring the arcade experience to the home console gamer. One of the best loved soccer arcade games makes it's way to the GameCube, revamped, shinier and calling your name louder than ever.
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