This is the fourth installment of the SoulCalibur Voldo dances. I didn’t catch any of its predecessors, but the fourth installment is just golden.
Take a look!
Oh, denizens of the internet, you’re all so talented.
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Surprise! Darth Vader will be availble for the Xbox 360 version of SoulCalibur IV and Yoda will be made available for the PlayStation 3 version.
It’s not a cheap addition either. It will cost you, approximately, $5 for each character. That’s asking a lot for what could essentially be downloadable key to unlock on-disc content.
Super lame, Namco. Scamco.
The downloadable content is scheduled for October 23rd.
Another set of SoulCalibur IV custom characters starting with Princess Zelda, Vergil of DMC3 and Ocelot of MGS.
I’m not completely satisfied with Ocelot.
Back in 1999, the original SoulCalibur was the reason numerous gamers purchased the Sega Dreamcast. I spent a lot of time with SoulCalibur. I even spent a month playing the classic weapon oriented fighter just before Namco Bandai’s SoulCalibur IV arrived. The sequels debuted during the waning years of the fighting genre and thus I merely dabbled into them. Fortunately, those dark days are coming to an end and fighting games are making a triumphant return this year. SoulCalibur IV is amongst the first out of the gate, but would the fourth installment of this revered 3D fighter make a lasting impression? Or will it be more of the same? We know online support is included, but does it work? Simple answer: Yes, it’s all that and a bit more.
Even more custom characters by yours truly and his brother. If you missed Vol 1, check out his checkpoint.
Starting with more Garou: Mark of the Wolves characters including Kim Dong Hwan, Kim Jae Hoon and Tizoc:
Last weekend, I was busy playing SoulCalibur IV as a fighter. Starting Monday, however, my brother and I were busy with unlocking hats, boots and other accessories for the character creation system.
Since I am still playing through Persona 3 FES, I created my rendition of Mitsuru Kirijo:
Namco Bandai’s SoulCalibur IV has sold (or shipped?) over 2 million units worldwide. Were the Star Wars cameos the reason or perhaps it was just a damn good game? At this rate, it looks like SoulCalibur V is going to happen.
Anyways, an awesome game deserves awesome numbers.