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Track all wiki edits and revisions for Virtua Fighter Crossroads
“Removed inline source attribution from the Korean fighter detail”
“Date-anchored the platform, storefront and editions absence statements”
“Corrected the animated trailer mural to the two figures actually identified on it, keeping the existing hedge on whether that confirms anyone”
“Rewrote the lead image alt text to describe the picture instead of the trailer it came from, and added a caption”
“1 duplicate in-body wikilink removed (kept first occurrence)”
“Noted SEGA's official Battle Mode name for the one-on-one versus mode (2026-07-12)”
“Removed duplicate in-body wikilinks”
“Added the producer-confirmed Philippine real-world inspiration and the Bakunawa myth origin of the Bakunawa Killer; expanded President Bato and Vila Fight Fest framing”
“Added Art Director Ryo Shibasaki to the Creative Team”
“Removed a duplicate in-body wikilink (kept first occurrence)”
“Fixed internal links; clarified that specific console models are not yet itemized”
“Added key art (2026-06-06)”
“Added sourced detail on the unnamed Korean fighter teaser image”
“Added METI IP360 selection and NVIDIA RTX Spark hardware showcase to the reveal timeline”
“Attributed the series-entry number instead of asserting it, matching the non-numbering the studio has explained”
“Fixed a sentence that contradicted the table by calling the release window the only filled-in field, and attributed the series-entry number instead of asserting it”
“Removed the unsourced PC platform claim from the design-direction sentence and attributed the series-entry number instead of asserting it”
“Corrected the Platforms row to record that SEGA lists platforms as undecided, added Price and Players rows, added a paragraph on the open platform question, and added the series lead’s not-a-sequel framing”
“Added Chinatown and The Pit to the district table and prose, added the betting economy and the reason fighters carry value here, corrected President Bato to a presidential election campaign, and added the twenty-year story clock”
“Added the Standard and Uprising battle rules, the official line about jumping straight into one-on-one play online or offline, the producer's confirmation that the characters shown so far are usable, and his stated reason the roster count is constrained”
“Added the darker and detective-story tonal identities, the per-lead difference in adventure atmosphere, Cielo’s ordinary-scale-hero framing, and a Companions section on relationships feeding into gameplay”
“Added the semi-open-world statement, the decision not to build the campaign as a chain of one-on-one fights, chase battles, non-urban areas, the per-lead tone differences and the companion-relationship gameplay hook”
“Corrected the platform claims to match SEGA's published listing (supported platforms, price and player count all undecided, rating not yet submitted), added the missing price and player-count rows, and reframed the home-console direction as design intent rather than a confirmed platform list”
“Added the not-a-sequel framing, the concept formula and the two narrative keywords, the green-light and sixteen-year timelines, the art and battle director backgrounds, corrected how David Hayter joined, and reworked the platform line to match the undecided listing”
“Added the Standard and Uprising battle rules, merged the duplicated part-destruction row into Break & Rush, corrected Stunner to Stunner & Stun Combo, and added arcade-stick support and the three pillars of mastery”
“Added Pai Chan's Madame Su alias and restaurant scene, the producer's confirmation that the fighters shown so far are playable, the criterion used to pick returning fighters, and the balancing reason the roster count is held back”
“Added the producer's statement on when the story is set relative to the previous mainline entry”
“Corrected the battle director's name spelling, added the project's public reveal timeline, and noted the original series studio's involvement”
“Added the showcase character art and named Akira Yuki in the page description”
“Aligned the setting wording with the Vilasapara page: island city rather than metropolis”
“Added a page description and tags, named the reveal event, and recorded that Pai Chan and Cielo pursue him”
“Removed a wikilink that pointed the words Story Mode at the game overview page”
“Removed a wikilink that pointed the words Combat System at the game overview page”
“Added the second theme song Vilasapara and its credits, and corrected the claim that no other music credits had been published”
“Named Nusa Libre Island, restored the island-city wording, and added the red-light district and slums to the districts table”
“1 duplicate in-body wikilink removed (kept first occurrence)”
“1 duplicate in-body wikilink removed (kept first occurrence)”
“Clarified that the theme song is billed as part of an original soundtrack”
“2 duplicate in-body wikilinks removed (kept first occurrence)”
“2 duplicate in-body wikilinks removed (kept first occurrence)”
“1 duplicate in-body wikilink removed (kept first occurrence)”
“Added official key art for music and audio”
“Added official key art for bakunawa killer”
“Initial version (2026-08-07)”
“Added an announcement section with the official synopsis framing and the withheld identity”
“Added a languages and availability section covering the nine published locales, the absence of an arcade release and the live official site”
“Corrected the studio-head credit, added Battle Director Yosuke Takeda, expanded the writing team with the audition process and role split, and specified the HBO Watchmen series”
“Restored the confirmed island-city description, corrected the setting-selection account and added a scale and inspiration section”
“Confirmed all four leads are playable in versus play and added the differing tones and the new-generation framing”
“Added a section on what carries over between modes, the launch roster approach and the confirmed Korean newcomer”
“Added the Crossroads-style adventure naming and a progression and activities section covering growth, costumes and the limits of branching”
“Added the named battle systems (Break and Rush, Flow Guard, Stunner, part destruction, Uprising) and a section on rebuilding the three-button fundamentals”
“Added a roster approach section covering the Korean newcomer, the mural fighters, legacy-character roles and Pai's restaurant role; corrected Cielo's style to boxing-rooted MMA”
“Added a title and logo section covering the un-numbered name, the highlighted VI lettering and the crossroads naming, and linked the new music page”
“Corrected the engine row: the game's engine has not been officially confirmed”
“Removed the unconfirmed engine claim: no primary source names the game's engine”
“Linked the Bakunawa Killer to its new page”
“Noted the action-movie-inspired framing and added the Bakunawa Killer as a distinct-style example”
“Noted the studio's fighting-adventure genre framing and the Bakunawa Killer antagonist”
“Added the story's catalysts: the Vila Fight Fest under President Bato and the Bakunawa Killer's attacks”
“Expanded the stub: official home-consoles-and-PC wording versus reported consoles, the reveal timeline, the engine, and the lack of editions, pricing, and store pages”
“Added the Virtua Fighter IP lead and a technology-and-approach section covering the engine, the new-genre framing, the narrative model, and the no-generative-AI stance”
“Added the Bakunawa Killer as a fourth confirmed Versus fighter (Evo 2026 reveal)”
“Added the Bakunawa Killer to the roster table and noted the masked antagonist revealed after the initial Versus footage”
“Initial version: the Bakunawa Killer, the masked antagonist revealed at Evo 2026”
“Named Stella Bridge as the second confirmed protagonist (American kickboxer) and added Cielo nationality; two leads now revealed”
“Added Cielo nationality and Stella Bridge confirmed as an American-kickboxer fourth lead; updated roster table and named-protagonist count”
“Removed a duplicate in-body wikilink (kept first occurrence)”
“Noted the teased battle-system changes (damage accumulation, stun) as they affect competitive play”
“Added director Masayoshi Yokoyama to staff and a Series Creator Feedback section on Yu Suzuki’s response”
“Added Battle System Changes section: damage accumulation and the larger role of stun attacks”
“Added an Exploration and Activities section: grounded tone, restaurant minigame, humble-beginnings progression”
“Added the thematic-element structure, the film-noir lead, and the humble-beginnings progression”
“Noted the more mature presentation and the series creator’s endorsement”
“Added President Bato (reelection-campaign figure) to the city backdrop”
“Corrected Pai Chan restaurant note and added the four-protagonist thematic framing (film-noir lead)”
“Fixed internal links on an otherwise current staff and studio summary”
“Added per-fighter style examples from early footage, fixed scrambled internal links”
“Fixed scrambled internal links; tightened combat and mode cross-references”
“Noted all four protagonists are new characters, added Cielo's fighting style, fixed internal links”
“Corrected setting from island to a Southeast Asian metropolis, added the Arma Carta accord, refreshed district list, fixed internal links”
“Added Cielo's mixed-martial-arts style and full name, Versus playstyles for Pai Chan and Wolf Hawkfield, an Akira Yuki row, Stella's full name, and fixed the scrambled table and body links”
“Added the confirmed Versus fighters table (Cielo, Pai Chan, Wolf Hawkfield) with their shown styles, fixed internal links”
“Corrected setting to a Southeast Asian metropolis (not an island), fixed internal links, added platforms row and characters/roster cross-reference”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
“Initial version (2026-06-06)”
