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Virtua Fighter Crossroads gets a new trailer for the mysterious Bakunawa Killer - but who are they? Speculation begins
A new trailer for Virtua Fighter Crossroads revealed the mysterious Bakunawa Killer, sparking fan speculation about their identity. While the trailer shows Pai Chan reacting with disbelief, popular theories suggest the character could be Lau Chan or Lei-Fei, though both have potential inconsistencies with their established lore and age. The game is set to release next year.
Virtua Fighter Crossroads Gets Full Version of “Legacy” Track in a New AMV Focused on Cielo
RGG Studio has released a new AMV for Virtua Fighter Crossroads featuring the full theme song "Legacy" by El Gran Nael. The video showcases newcomer Cielo in various combat scenarios, including facing off against returning characters like Pai Chan. The game is slated for release next year, with Sega aiming for a Game of the Year-worthy experience.
Virtua Fighter Crossroads Debuts at Summer Game Fest 2026
Virtua Fighter Crossroads was revealed at Summer Game Fest 2026 with a trailer showcasing a story mode and a new character named Cielo. The game is set to release in 2027, with exact platforms yet to be announced. A special showcase detailing the game will air on June 5, 2026.
Virtua Fighter Crossroads is the next game in the fighting series
SEGA has announced Virtua Fighter Crossroads, the next installment in the Virtua Fighter series. A new trailer offers a cinematic glimpse, with a full broadcast planned for June 5th to reveal more gameplay details. The game is slated for a 2027 release.
Virtua Fighter 6 Leak Reveals New Character, Old Favorite, And A Fresh Title
A leaked online presentation for Virtua Fighter 6, tentatively titled Virtua Fighter Crossroads, has revealed new character "Cielo" and an older version of Pai Chan, alongside gameplay footage. The leak also showcased visual inspiration from Street Fighter 6 while maintaining Virtua Fighter's signature martial arts realism. Producer Riichiro Yamada of RGG Studio briefly commented on the footage, confirming its authenticity.
