The release of Fighting Vipers as part of Sega’s AM2 collection on XBLA and PSN should be regarded as the return to grace for an unfairly forgotten series. If you fit into these categories, there is a good chance you are cheating yourself out of a great experience. Everyone else might sigh and wonder when Sega will stop raiding their old IPs. Older gamers will regard this as another Sega money-grab, a re-release of a game they have beaten to death over and over again. They’ll take a look at it and dismiss it (ironically) as a Tekken or Soul Calibur rip-off.

The younger gamers have probably never heard of it.

SEGA, the SEGA logo and Fighting Vipers are either registered trademarks or trademarks of SEGA Corporation.I am betting that most gamers do not know what to make of Fighting Vipers. Online features require an account and are subject to terms of service and applicable privacy policy (/terms-of-service & /privacy-policy).© SEGA. Take advantage of all-new online modes to battle friends across the world.Features include:Arcade perfect with all-new online modesAll 9 original characters, each with their own unique costume and hobbyEnclosed arenas, enabling special wall attacksOnline versus mode for head-to-head matchesOnline Room match mode for up to 6 players1-2 players431KB minimum save sizeHDTV screen resolution: 720p, 1080iDUALSHOCK®3Network Players 2-6 Software subject to license (us./softwarelicense). Choose one of nine zany characters-including Grace the roller blader and Raxel the metal guitarist- and break your opponent's costume-based armor to maximize damage. Fight with flair in the return of Fighting Vipers, the classic arcade game from AM2 that was later playable on the Sega Saturn.

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