| Display title | Fighting Vipers |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Fighting Vipers is a 3D Fighting Game series created by Sega's AM2 development team (of Virtua Fighter fame) in 1995. A sequel was released in 2001, and in the interim between the two games the casts of both FV and VF appeared in the Sega Saturn-only Fighters Megamix. Gameplay is similar to its sister series, albeit faster, more forgiving in the control department, and has the addition of armor-breaking moves that soften up opponents and create weak points. Unlike Virtua Fighter, arenas are walled, but the walls can be busted down if opponents are slammed against them enough times using the armor-break moves. |