I have fond memories of playing SoulCalibur II back in the day on my Nintendo Gamecube, and having it really be the fighting game I sunk multiple hours into (other than a little foray with MK2 on Sega Genesis, and Primal Rage also on the Genesis). I loved everything about SoulCalibur II, having it be the first game in the series I had played and upon popping the disc into my console I was instantly hooked, and would soon waste multiple hours with the game, and try and learn how to play every character.
Let's have a look on how Mitsurugi changed over the years since Soul Calibur 2. Which model you like better?
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i simply dont like the game running on unreal engine.. every one looks like they bathed in baby oil
I seem to notice that with damn near every unreal game these days. Why is that? Like everything has this small coat of blur. Where is the clarity?
Don't really care for the new model and I also find it a bit lazy that they're using the same animations since the FIRST Soul Calibur 16 years ago...
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Yeah, I was a bit surprised they started with Nightmare... I figured the ladies would sale better.
For the low low price of $435 you too can have a statue of Taki. F4F has outrageous pricing. Especially for how cheap their figures look.
It's not made of a plastic. $400ish is a typical price range for statues like this
This is all made for collectors. These Statues are done with high quality, it is not an action figure or something less made.
Jason Stettner of Gamerheadquarters writes; "Soulcalibur II is probably my favorite fighting game and one of the best of all time in its genre. "
GC was definitely my preferred version. So many hours in that game.
It never came out for Dreamcast, however, the version that WAS in development for the DC ended up being ported to the PS2.
