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A listing appeared for this in the Australian Rating System's database, but it didn't list what system it was for. Now it has been confirmed by the latest Famitsu that a port of Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram is coming to the XBox Live Arcade for 1200 points.
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It's based off of the 5.66 version, which was released in the arcades after the DC version was released. Here's what Wiki had to say about it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Troopers_Virtual-On_Oratorio_Tangram
http://kjm.kir.jp/data/1235526620294.jpg
It's based off of the 5.66 version, which was released in the arcades after the DC version was released. Here's what Wiki had to say about it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Troopers_Virtual-On_Oratorio_Tangram
[quote name='Version 5.66 Arcade']New features and Differences
* 3 new VRs were added, although they were more variants than new models.
* VMS support for custom coloring and emblems.
* "Quick messages" are available for customization.
* The extra stages featured in the Dreamcast version 5.45 were included.
* The empty player side no longer has a live view of the battle taking place on the playing side.
* The freezing problem caused by 60 floating mines was fixed.
[edit] M.S.B.S. ver5.66 Virtuaroid Update
[edit] MBV-04-10 10/80SP
The "ten-eighty special" is a mass-produced version of the original MBV-04-G Temjin from Operation Moongate in the first Virtual On game. Compared to the old Temjin, it featured slightly sedated attacks, but comparatively better response. The pistol it holds is named as the C.G.S. type a1/c by the Hobby Japan novel installments.
Unfortunately, it suffers being modeled after a first generation virtuariod, and lacks the full range of turbo attacks as well as the ability to air-dash. Its speed is marginally adequate for the combats of Oratario Tangram. It is often seen as a handicap machine, akin to Dan in the Street Fighter Alpha series.
The 10/80 was first featured in the One Man Rescue and subsequently The Wall of Truth novel installments in the Hobby Japan magazine.
[edit] RVR-12 Apharmd C
A third Apharmd model released to accompany the split Battle and Striker models is the Commander model. It is more balanced between long and short range fights than the others, and is likened to a descendant of the original Apharmd. It has an arm-mounted removable machete instead of tongfers and a shotgun, similar to that used by the original Apharmd.
[edit] SBV-328-B Stein-Vok
A variant of the Grys-Vok. The basic body frame design is exactly the same as the Grys-Vok While the Grys-Vok featured a full armarment of missile weapons, the Stein-Vok replaces all the physical projectiles with high-density beam weapons. The beam weapons still feature the wide array of attacks, which is a trademark of the Grys-vok, but the beam weapons often face a disadvantage against virtuaroids with strong V-armor. The beam attacks generally travel faster, but deal less damage. The Stein-Vok is relatively less popular among the cast of virtuaroids.[/quote]
* 3 new VRs were added, although they were more variants than new models.
* VMS support for custom coloring and emblems.
* "Quick messages" are available for customization.
* The extra stages featured in the Dreamcast version 5.45 were included.
* The empty player side no longer has a live view of the battle taking place on the playing side.
* The freezing problem caused by 60 floating mines was fixed.
[edit] M.S.B.S. ver5.66 Virtuaroid Update
[edit] MBV-04-10 10/80SP
The "ten-eighty special" is a mass-produced version of the original MBV-04-G Temjin from Operation Moongate in the first Virtual On game. Compared to the old Temjin, it featured slightly sedated attacks, but comparatively better response. The pistol it holds is named as the C.G.S. type a1/c by the Hobby Japan novel installments.
Unfortunately, it suffers being modeled after a first generation virtuariod, and lacks the full range of turbo attacks as well as the ability to air-dash. Its speed is marginally adequate for the combats of Oratario Tangram. It is often seen as a handicap machine, akin to Dan in the Street Fighter Alpha series.
The 10/80 was first featured in the One Man Rescue and subsequently The Wall of Truth novel installments in the Hobby Japan magazine.
[edit] RVR-12 Apharmd C
A third Apharmd model released to accompany the split Battle and Striker models is the Commander model. It is more balanced between long and short range fights than the others, and is likened to a descendant of the original Apharmd. It has an arm-mounted removable machete instead of tongfers and a shotgun, similar to that used by the original Apharmd.
[edit] SBV-328-B Stein-Vok
A variant of the Grys-Vok. The basic body frame design is exactly the same as the Grys-Vok While the Grys-Vok featured a full armarment of missile weapons, the Stein-Vok replaces all the physical projectiles with high-density beam weapons. The beam weapons still feature the wide array of attacks, which is a trademark of the Grys-vok, but the beam weapons often face a disadvantage against virtuaroids with strong V-armor. The beam attacks generally travel faster, but deal less damage. The Stein-Vok is relatively less popular among the cast of virtuaroids.[/quote]
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