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Soul Calibur is a weapon-based fighting game with 3D graphics. It is the second game published after Soul Edge (Soul Blade), but the first one with its name Soul Calibur. | Soul Calibur is a weapon-based fighting game with 3D graphics. It is the second game published after Soul Edge (Soul Blade), but the first one with its name Soul Calibur of the series. The Game was published 1999 by Namco (also known for ''Tekken''.<ref><span class="reference-text">Fox, Matt: ''The Video Games Guide:1,000+ Arcade, Console and Computer Games, 1962-2012'', 2012, P. 266.</span></ref>) as a launch title with the Dreamcast, the last video game console of Sega. Besides the title for the home console Dreamcast, the game was also released as an arcade version in 1998. | ||
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===Cameos from other Games=== | ===Cameos from other Games=== | ||
<br /> | Next to the characters also known from the previous game Soul Edge, the player can choose one cameo character from other popular games like ''Tekken, Assassin's Creed, Star Wars'', or like in the current version Soul Calibur VI ''The Witcher.'' But there is also ''Yoshimitsu'' to choose who appears also in ''Tekken.''<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 00:44, 16 January 2020
About the Game
Soul Calibur is a weapon-based fighting game with 3D graphics. It is the second game published after Soul Edge (Soul Blade), but the first one with its name Soul Calibur of the series. The Game was published 1999 by Namco (also known for Tekken.[1]) as a launch title with the Dreamcast, the last video game console of Sega. Besides the title for the home console Dreamcast, the game was also released as an arcade version in 1998.
Research-relevant Contents of the Game
Game Mechanics
Cameos from other Games
Next to the characters also known from the previous game Soul Edge, the player can choose one cameo character from other popular games like Tekken, Assassin's Creed, Star Wars, or like in the current version Soul Calibur VI The Witcher. But there is also Yoshimitsu to choose who appears also in Tekken.
Weapon guided fighting game
Use of combat zone
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Credits/ Links
- ↑ Fox, Matt: The Video Games Guide:1,000+ Arcade, Console and Computer Games, 1962-2012, 2012, P. 266.