#9 Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown PS3 \\ Brad custom costumes in Special Sparring (Hard), VF5FS
9Playing Brad Burns in Special Sparring mode of Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown on PS3, sporting custom costumes I put together for him. I had a tough time using Brad in Virtua Fighter 5's Quest Mode ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJweX0935pA )--surprisingly hard, since I'd always found him really intuitive to use, particularly on offense, in Final Showdown--so I came back to VF5FS to compare. And man he is like greased lightning here compared to his VF5 version (and this also explains, maybe, why I'd had trouble with him in VF 10th Anniversary ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcwIZ0ifTtQ ), which is based on VF4:E). So I guess I'm gonna stick to Final Showdown for Brad! Time stamps:
0:00 - start
0:40 - vs VF Marching Band, as...a flashy goat : D (this is a brand-new costume I made, the others are recreated from my previous installation of the game, made a few years ago)
21:15 - vs Go West (briefly--as a half-naked devil I ended up not liking much : P)
22:43 - vs Go West -- briefly, as a devil in a business suit, which I also wasn't blown away by : P
24:05 - vs Go West -- briefly, as a half-naked Rocky Horror Picture-inspired guy in briefs : P, also found rather boring
26:22 - vs Go West - as a funky dude with a 'fro
41:41 - vs VF.TV Camera Crew as a mafioso with a big blond pompadour
54:28 - one last costume shown in the "Terminal" mode editor: guy with 'fro in white suit
Somewhere toward the end I think I say that Goh's story is that he was hired by the Mafia to kill Akira. I was probably thinking of the Yakuza rather than the Mafia, but anyway none of those things appear to be correct, according to some quick Googling: it was a fictitious evil organization that recruited him, and not specifically to kill Akira, as far as I can find (I think I heard that from a tournament commentator once or something, on a video).
Recorded 2/2/20 w/ PS3, OSSC, Framemeister, Elgato HD60, Hori RAPV 2017 arcade stick w/ Sanwa lever and buttons, Blue Snowball microphone
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