The reasoning for dubbing it Arcade-Lite is due to the complexity of the Arcade mode starts hitting about Stage 6. The difficulty on Normal is pretty easy and you’ll find yourself plowing through this without a lot of heartache. One note to keep in mind, the more you play any character including the Player-Made Characters, in any mode, you further unlock their “style” which will present you with more moves and abilities. It’s 5 stages where a story unfolds with all of your characters including generic cut scenes that go accordingly with your Create-A-Player characters based on their alignment (Good/Evil/None). I’ve been mainly focusing on the Story Mode. Let’s break it down further and have a look at: Single Player! Single Player modes include: Arcade, Story Mode, Training, & Tower of Lost Souls Characters flow really well in battle, and the multiple game modes are fun.
They did a great job polishing all the graphics and final looks of the game. The battles were fluid, the weapons were painful upon impact, and the challenge is still border line difficult/frustration depending on the level and game mode you’re playing. It was fun though! Something I didn’t feel in SC III. The mechanics were changed enough to present a challenge, and some of my favorite combos were changed slightly, so it took some readjusting to get the hang of it. I snagged the game, unwrapped the cellophane, opened the case which revealed that new game smell (almost as good as the new car scent!), and loaded up! I decided to grab a couple of the favorite characters and take them for a spin. All in all, I’ve unlocked most of the characters (all but 3) and made a couple of characters varying in style… so here we go (After the break): I do have one complaint… as “commercial” as it is to include the Star Wars Galaxies and the Japanese comic book industry into the game… it was just really unnecessary. So, being jaded, I snagged SC IV mainly for the character creation when I heard about it, and it looked promising. The gameplay felt off and I couldn’t place my finger on it. Of the Soul Calibur series… my favorite has been SC II, and my LEAST favorite was SC III.
SOUL CALIBUR 6 PC BAD PERFORMANCE SERIES
This series is now entering it’s twelfth year (12 years!) of existence. Here we are with another edition of the Soul Calibur series. This will be updated a bit more as I play further into it, but I can at least spout off some first impressions at this point! I was able to log a couple hours into the game and sampled around with bit here and a bit there.
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