SoulCalibur (1999)

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SoulCalibur is a weapons-based fighting video game released for the Sega Dreamcast. It features stunning graphics, a variety of amazing fighters, and spectacular combos that will leave players in awe. The story follows the tale of souls and swords transcending time and history to become an epic battle that will last throughout eternity. Players can pick from a selection of characters with their own unique movesets as they strive to be the ultimate champion. With its fast-paced combat system and incredible visuals, SoulCalibur is sure to provide hours upon hours of entertainment for gamers around the world.

Platforms: Xbox 360,Dreamcast,Android,iOS,Arcade

Release date: 1999-09-08

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All about game SoulCalibur

SoulCalibur is widely regarded as one of the best fighting games of all time, and for good reason. Developed by Project Soul and produced by Namco, SoulCalibur was originally released in arcades back in 1998, running on the Namco System 12 hardware. It then made its way to Dreamcast consoles with enhanced graphics and additional features a year later. This highly-acclaimed game also became available as a downloadable title on Xbox 360’s Xbox Live Marketplace in 2008.

The main feature that set SoulCalibur apart from other fighting games is its heavy emphasis on weapons combat. Players can choose between various swords, axes and halberds to fight against their opponents instead of just relying solely on hand-to-hand combat like most other titles at the time did. Additionally, this weapon-based 3D fighting game also introduced an innovative eight-way movement system which allowed players to move around freely within the battlefield while still being able to use different attacks based off their character’s abilities or weapons selection during each match.

Overall, it’s no wonder why Soulcalibur has been so well received since its original release all those years ago – from its state-of-the art visuals at the time of launch to its unique control scheme that revolutionized how we play fighting games today – this classic installment is definitely worth experiencing for anyone who loves these types of titles!

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