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Revision as of 10:42, 31 January 2021

This page is for the 1997 Sega Saturn port. For the 2010 Sega Genesis port, see Virtua Fighter 2 (2010).

Virtua Fighter 2
Virtua Fighter 2 cover
Developers
Sega AM2
Windows Sega PC
Publishers
Sega
Release dates
Windows September 5, 1997
Virtua Fighter 2 guide on StrategyWiki
Virtua Fighter 2 on MobyGames
Virtua Fighter 2 on Wikipedia
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Virtua Fighter
Virtua Fighter PC 1996
Virtua Fighter 2 1997
Virtua Fighter 2 (2010) 2010

Key points

Port of the Sega Saturn game with the same name.[1]
Learning AI system cannot be managed using Windows 7 compatibility mode; see Play in 16-bit color depth.

Availability

Source DRM Notes Keys OS
Retail
Disc check (requires the CD/DVD in the drive to play)
 Disc Check
Windows

Game data

Configuration file(s) location

System Location
Windows <path-to-game>\VF2.ini[Note 1]
<path-to-game>\option.dat[Note 1]

Save game data location

System Location
Windows <path-to-game>\VF2.GID[Note 1]
<path-to-game>\LEARNING\*.VFL[Note 1]
<path-to-game>\PLAYBACK\*.VFP[Note 1]

Video settings

Screen Mode Settings
Screen Mode Settings

Template:Video settings

Choosing any Frame Mode other than AUTO or SYNC renders the game too fast to play.

Input settings

Key Assignment Settings
Key Assignment Settings

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Function Keys

The following keys can be used at all times during the game, unless otherwise specified:
  • F1: Open Help
  • Alt+F2: Reset the game to the title screen (only during character select screen, during a match, and during replays)
  • F3: Pause the game
  • Alt+F4: Quit the game
  • F5: Options menu (only during title and character select screens)
  • F6: Screen Mode menu
  • F11: Chat window (only during a multiplayer session)
  • Alt+P: Save replay data (only during the playback of a replay)

Audio settings

Template:Audio settings

Localizations

Language UI Audio Sub Notes
English

Network

Multiplayer types

Type Native Players Notes
Local play
10 Hot seat, Versus
LAN play
10 Versus
TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, dialup modem, or serial connection
Online play
HEAT.net, provided by Sega. This was shut down October 31, 2000.[2]
Asynchronous multiplayer

Connection types

Type Native Notes
Matchmaking
Provided by the defunct HEAT.net service.
Peer-to-peer
Dedicated
The defunct HEAT.net service was managed by SegaSoft.
Self-hosting
One player is selected as the host during Team Battle for Multiplayer mode.
Direct IP

Issues fixed

Play in 16-bit color depth

Learning AI system only runs properly in 16-bit color depth mode. Windows 7 only provides compatibility mode with 8-bit color depth (256 colors).
12noon's Display Changer and the Windows batch script below can be used switch the system display to 16-bit during the game automatically and switch back to 32-bit, without manually changing the Windows display modes.
Automatic 16-bit mode instructions[3]
  1. Download and install Display Changer.
  2. Copy C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dccmd64.exe (64-bit) or C:\Program Files\12noon Display Changer\dccmd.exe (32-bit) to <path-to-game>.
  3. Open Notepad or your favorite text editor and insert:
@echo off
dccmd.exe -depth=16
vf2.exe
dccmd.exe -depth=32
@echo on

4. Save this to <path-to-game> as VF2.BAT or something else.
5. Start using your new script file to play your game.
6. (Optional) Make a shortcut for VF2.BAT to your Desktop or Start Menu, for easier access.

Alternate automatic 16-bit mode instructions

This method creates a Windows shortcut that will let Display Changer automatically restore your original color depth after the game exits.

  1. Download and install Display Changer.
  2. Create a Windows shortcut to Display Changer by right-clicking your Desktop and selecting New > Shortcut.
  3. Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dc64.exe (64-bit) or C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dc.exe (32-bit).
  4. Press Next.
  5. Enter a name for the shortcut, such as VF2.
  6. Press Finish.
  7. Right-click the new VF2 shortcut on your Desktop and select Properties.
  8. In the Target field, go to the end of the line, add a space, and append this: -depth=16 "<path-to-game>"
Example: "C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dc64.exe" -depth=16 "C:\Program Files (x86)\VF2\vf2.exe"
  1. Press OK.

Other information

API

Technical specs Supported Notes
Direct3D 3
Executable 32-bit 64-bit Notes
Windows

System requirements

Windows
Minimum Recommended
Operating system (OS) 95
Processor (CPU) Intel Pentium 90 MHz Intel Pentium 166 MHz
System memory (RAM) 16 MB 32 MB
Hard disk drive (HDD) 45 MB
Video card (GPU) DirectX 3.0 compatible

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 When running this game without elevated privileges (Run as administrator option), write operations against a location below %PROGRAMFILES%, %PROGRAMDATA%, or %WINDIR% might be redirected to %LOCALAPPDATA%\VirtualStore on Windows Vista and later (more details).

References