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Save $5 off Virtua Fighter 5 or get a bonus 10th Anniversary Edition?

By Spencer . January 17, 2007 . 6:02am

Save $5 off Virtua Fighter 5 or get a bonus 10th Anniversary Edition? 

Sega of America is giving gamers a break on the price of Virtua Fighter 5 if you pre-order the game at Gamestop before February 20. Considering the price of games has gone up saving $5 isn’t too bad of a deal, if you didn’t look at the Japanese bonus. If you pre-order the game in Japan you get Virtua Fighter 10th Anniversary for free, which is an “enhanced” version of Virtua Fighter 1 with character models from Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution. I’d rather have the bonus game and spend an extra $5. What sounds better to you?


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  • Ichigo

    I think that Japanese gamers always get the better pre-order items/bonuses. From my experience, you usually don’t get anything special by pre-ordering anything from GameStop; it seems like only in recent times are they providing figures with games — Lost Planet for example. However, when I reserved FFIII (DS), Gran Turismo 4 (PS2), etc., at Gamestop, I didn’t get anything at all.

    Because of this, I import most of my games, especially when the pre-order bonus is really cool.

  • Veilknight

    I’d probably care a bit more if I didn’t already own Virtua Fighter 10th Anniversary, which was included as an added bonus in Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution in the States. If this was a port of VF 4: Final Tuned then that’s understandable; as the circumstances stand, it’s not, and releasing the same game that’s readily available is rather cheap. In this instance I’d rather save $5 when pre-ordering Virtua Fighter 5 than receive the same game twice.

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