When one talks about legacy in games like this, it refers to not just the story and myths of the game, but also the characters themselves. Soulcalibur V failed to impress players not just because of the legacy it missed, but because of time. Being regarded as both the best and worst entry of the series simultaneously put a real hurt on the series, which is shown by the few references to the game that the latest installment makes. Even now, after the release of the sixth entry, fans are debating whether Soulcalibur V was good. We'll have a full review shortly.Project Soul's Soulcalibur V came out back in 2012, but following the release of this maligned entry in the epic tale of the swords, the developers rebooted the series with Soulcalibur VI. Soul Calibur V launches on Februon Xbox 360 and PS3. The following footage was captured on Xbox 360 with the Hauppauge HD PVR Gaming Edition. However, it should give you a flavour of what to expect and the individuality of some of the many characters on the roster. Now, we're not the best at fighting games, so the footage below won't showcase some of the best moves on offer. This latest iteration features improved character customisation and new gameplay features including the Critical Edge and Quick Move systems plus the new presence of master assassin Ezio Auditore de Firenze.
The tale of Patroklos, son of Sophitia Alexandra, unfolds as his family’s destiny becomes entwined with the Soul swords.Īside from the main campaign mode, there's a comprehensive tutorial allowing you to get to grips with all the moves, as well as an online component, Arcade, Quick Battle VS Battle and CPU vs CPU in the Battle Theatre. With the launch of Namco Bandai's new beat 'em up only a few days away, we've bagged ourselves an early copy and shot some HD video footage to whet your appetite.ĭeveloped by the Project Soul team, Soul Calibur V picks up 17 years after the events of the previous game with new heroes and returning warriors clashing in a predictable showdown between good and evil.
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