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Lost Paradise(3) on 11, Aug. 2008 04:41 (HKT)
SCIV
Not as much content as SCIII but it's still a solid sequel to the series. The character creation has much depth and the addition of online is nice. The graphics are absolutely jaw dropping, some of the best this gen. Received my order within days from Play-Asia and everything came perfectly so thumbs up there. And if anyone ...[read more...]
features
Updated HD graphics – Experience the legendary Soulcalibur level of graphics in 720p HD resolution for the first time. Never before, has Soulcalibur looked this good
Ever expanding roster – The lineup of weapon wielding characters grows with new fighters
New fighting system elements
Multiple Mode of play
Online Battles – For the first time ever, fight online to prove who is the ultimate Soulcalibur weapon master in the entire world! Multiple online versus modes and ranking styles will allow fans to test their fighting and management skills
description
The world’s premier weapon based fighting game franchise returns to showcase the epic struggle between the spirit sword Soul Calibur and the cursed sword Soul Edge. Soulcalibur IV provides the ultimate next generation experience on the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system and Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system, finally allowing the critically acclaimed franchise to flex its graphical muscles and present this legendary game as it was meant to be enjoyed. Set to finally reveal the origins of this ongoing story, Soulcalibur IV features new and familiar faces from across the galaxy seeking the rival swords for vengeance, honor and salvation.
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4 stars and 9/10! As people said, outstanding graphics and also very solid and good playability. Well, we're talking about Soulcalibur, an instant premier just by hearing its name.
I just felt a bit for it not having as much content as SCIII. Where are those animated profiles, with voice selection, camera angle, stage and other options? It had been in the series since the first installment. Where are the bonus games? The story mode doesn't really follow much of in-depth stories as the previous volumes of the series and is too short, and the lack of more varying swordfighting styles bug me a bit as well.
Other than those, it's the awesome Soulcalibur we all came to love - for obvious reasons.
