Soulcalibur is Back with Even More Soul
Namco Bandai’s Soul series has seen its fair share of success, with fighting fans having been entertained by the sleek, weapon driven combat of the series for over a decade. As you’d expect, the series is far from over, and its producer has announced yet another exciting new title.
Katsuhiro Harada, producer of Soulcalibur, has let it be known that Soulcalibur is back, and a new title for the series will be coming soon. The Tweet by Harada states the following:
SC is back! Get ready, fans!
Since this is all that has been officially said about the forthcoming title, we aren’t positive that it’ll be for the PlayStation 3, but it seems likely. The Soul series has seen the PS3 console once before, back in 2008, but for now, we’ll have to wait patiently and hope that this stellar fighting series finds its way back onto Sony’s console in the next release.
6 Responses to “Soulcalibur is Back with Even More Soul”
I traded my copy of Soul Caliber IV back. Why? Well lackluster online and no trophy support, meant that I just didn’t get around to playing it much.
so if a single player game with local multiplayer added for giggles online and had no trophy big whoop. it’s a great game.
I would never sell a game because of no trophy support. That’s corny as hell. But Soul Calibur IV was trash. It was really watered down for anyone to pick up and play, much like what they did with Tekken.
I couldn´t care less for trophies
Bring back the console exclusive characters!
Travis Touchdown on Wii
The Arbiter on Xbox 360
Raiden on PS3
You know you want it (well the Wii probably can’t handle SC series, that’s why Legends was released on it… but still, a man can dream, right?)
been centuries since I enjoyed a Soulcalibur game, SC2 was real good with a nice weapon quest mode, SC3 had some good ideas (wargame) but very badly implemented, SC4 had such a poor weapon quest mode I didn’t even try it (and being a multiplatform game just killed my interest as it had to be “not better than the X360 version” anyway)
no idea how they can raise my interest again