Advanced Variable Geo
Advanced Variable Geo is a 2D fighting game developed by NEC Interchannel for PlayStation, based on the adult visual novel series 'Variable Geo'. The game features an all-female cast competing in the 'VG Tournament', a martial arts competition with exaggerated special moves and fan service elements.
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A sequel to the original Variable Geo fighting game, it refines the gameplay with faster combat, additional characters (total of 10 fighters), and enhanced special moves like Yuka's 'Shining Knuckle' and Iyo's 'Tornado Dance'.
Notable for its anime-style visuals, 'Jiggle Physics' during attacks, and alternate costume unlocks. Each character has unique win quotes and interactions reflecting their personalities from the VN series.
Includes a story mode with branching paths, a survival mode, and a training dojo. The soundtrack blends techno beats with traditional Japanese instruments.
Though criticized for simplistic mechanics compared to Street Fighter, it gained a niche following for its campy humor and over-the-top presentation.
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