Reviews for Virtual-On Marz

Virtual-On Marz

Strengths: A high paced visually stunning robot on robot fighting action game.

Weakness: No online play or co-op. But otherwise this game kicks a**.

A high paced visually stunning robot on robot fighting action game. Although there is no online play or co-op, I still love this game. The narratating can be a little annouing and a little over dramatic but once you get to the fighting you forget all that. The search for the wild crystals is on!

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Virtual On Marz

Virtual On has been a long running series of mech games that finally made its way to the PS2. The game has been available in the arcades as well as previous Sega systems, the Saturn and Dreamcast. Virtual On: Marz is essential a sequel to previous Virtual On games. The basic concept of the game is you’re in control of a huge robotic mech, called a VR unit (Virtuaroid). You’ll have to fight...

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Virtual On Marz

The Virtual On series has always been somewhat of a misfit. While the cops, strikers, fighters, and other Sega arcade hits have always been Virtua, the mech game was Virtual. What for, and why On? We'll never know. Virtual-On Marz so closely resembles its predecessors in its look and feel that it seems like Sega really is treating the series like a misfit -- by not devoting any real effort to...

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Virtual On Marz

The original Virtual On coin-op was one of those titles you either got or you didn't. A sit-down arcade game with a heavy-duty cockpit linked up to a second, Sega's fast-paced action game pitted specialized mechs against each other in a fight-to-the-finish duel. It featured twin sticks to pilot your Virtuaroids , and the mixture of close and long-distance combat blended into a far heavier...

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Virtual On Marz

Published by and developed by Sega, Virtual On Marz is a simulation game for the PS2. It has an ESRB rating of TEEN.

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