“Second time that I’m talking about this game, so I will keep things short and simple. I’m going to focus on certain details, so if you want to see a more “complex” review, then click HERE. I’ve reviewed the Gamecube version first, so from what I can tell, the biggest differences between both versions are the graphics and the guess character. This is such a solid fighting game, and my ranking of 10 out of 10 still remains. I just find impressive the fact that this game didn’t aged at all, in my eyes. Is such a simple and fun game, and you can pick it anytime. I tend to struggle with Tekken because of this. The graphics may still look impressive, but because I’m so used to the modern Tekken games, I struggle to get into the gameplay of the earlier games. Fortunately, Soul Calibur 2 doesn’t have this issue, so you can go from Soul Calibur 6 to a previous game and still have a lot of fun. One thing I want to point out is the fact that I didn’t made individual posts for: Assassin, Berserker and Lizardman. It was really pointless because you can’t use these characters in most modes, so I don’t care much for them. They are based on previous characters, so you are not missing out much. Overall, this is such a fantastic game and one of the big reasons why I decided to revisit it is because I’m planning to review every single character for the following games as well. I own the copy of Soul Calibur 3/4/5 & 6, so expect A LOT of Soul Calibur related posts.”
