- Playstation 2
HINT: DEFENSIVE PLAY
To stand a chance against more experiences and stronger computer and human opponents, take a defensive role, especially with computers. Hold guard G and let them unleash their string of attacks, keeping in mind to watch them so you can change position to block both high and low attacks respectively. When they are done with their combo, their character will temporarily stall as they gain their neutral stance, this is when you drop your guard and open up a can of your own.
SEGA VOICE
Before the SEGA logo appears in the rolling game demo, press and hold CIRCLE button, and you will be able to hear the old ''Seeegaaa'' voice. Fans of old Sega games will definitely recognize this.
Be Dural
Get to the Sega Area Uptown stage using Quest mode. You can now purchase Dural from the shop.
See Dural with Glowing Eyes
Use arcade mode and get to Dural's stage and have a total number of wins with a 9 as the last digit.
Fight See Through Dural
Reach Dural in under 6 minutes.
New Victory Poses
You can buy new victory poses in the shop. Hold Punch Guard or Punch Guard D-pad during the replay to use them
Unlock Original Virtua Fighter Stages
Use quest mode and get to Sega Are Upton stage to unlock them. Now HOLD Start at the versus mode select screen when picking a stage to make it the original version
Training Stages
Get the training stages by reaching the following areas in quest mode. Then go to the versus mode screen and press Left or Right to get the training stage.
Training Stage 1 - Reach Club Sega Bay Area in quest mode
Training Stage 2 - Reach Sega World South in quest mode
Training Stage 3 - Reach Club Sega Plant Area in quest mode
Training Stage 4 - Reach Sega Area Midtown in quest mode
Unlock Battle Mode
Use quest mode to finish the following underground tournaments: AM2 Cup, Combo Contest, Combo Maniax, Counter Challenge, Hyper Action Battle, Iron Fight, Knockdown Clash, Mirror Match, Seesaw Game, Survival Tournament, Ultimate Battle, Venus Cup, Wall Death Match, and Wrestler's Battle.
