Not yet four years has passed, but check out how the latest SoulCalibur compares to SoulCalibur IV. Can you spot the difference? Hint: it’s not just the graphics.
Russia’s Soulcalibur V publisher 1C gears up for the Igromir game festival by dressing up a model as Soulcalibur V‘s more modest and mature middle-age Ivy. How’d they do?
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Ivy from Namco’s Soulcalibur fighting game series is perhaps best known for her ample endowments and her unique sword. When combined with Kinect motion capture, Ivy’s extreme anatomy doesn’t hold up very well.
Microsoft has today added Medal Of Honor: Airborne and Soulcalibur IV to the 360′s Games on Demand service, both for the “getting warmer, Microsoft” price of $US20.
Confirming last night’s Walmart ad, Sony has announced ten new titles joining the PlayStation 3′s budget-priced Greatest Hits line in North America, with inFAMOUS, God of War Collection, Killzone 2 and Resident Evil 5 and more now available for $US29.99.
Very important stuff! This spring, Soulcalibur is coming to the PSP with Soulcalibur: Borken Destiny. How does it stack up to PS3′s Soulcalibur IV — more important how does Ivy stack up? Boobs ahead — beware!
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology isn’t just pulling stuff from the plethora of Tales games anymore. Behold these images of Taki and Mitsurugi costumes.
Curl your mustaches and iron your Knicks jerseys, because the Evolution Championship Series will be hitting Las Vegas this July, pitting the world’s best of the best digital fighters in bloodless mortal combat.
He may be a raspy-breathing, pie server-wielding, bondage harness-wearing freak of nature, but Soulcalibur’s resident underworld assassin Voldo knows how to get his groove on.
