KV> It's rare to film a scene perfectly the first try.  
 KV> Without Bruce Lee there
 KV> wouldn't be fighting games or movies.  Bruce Lee was 
 KV> the best martial arts 
 KV> expert of all time.  I see no realism no or appeal with the virtual 
 KV> fighter characters.  My pet turtles can do more moves then they can.
  More moves doesn't mean it's realistic.  The Virtua Fighter series is more 
realistic because: 1) no cheap magic attacks to substitute for good fighting, 
2) characters don't spend half their time in the air; 3) characters don't do 
10-hit combos.  The attacks you do are largely feasible, although they would 
be quite exerting on the people who were performing them!
  And if you hate limited moves, why do you like Bushido Blade?  I thought 
there were even LESS moves in that than in Virtua Fighter.
 KV> Yes I have fought several people while playing it.  
 KV> Several guys thought they 
 KV> were tough seeing that I didn't do any of few fancy
 KV> moves the game had.   I 
 KV> soon showed them.
  Of course, you have to wonder just how good those people really are.  I'm 
to the point in VF2 (on the PC, mind you) where I'm not just adept at beating 
the AI, but I set them up so I can hit them after a Ring Out.  Very 
satisfying to hit someone who's not ready for it! 
--- Maximus 3.01
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