Reviews and Problems with SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny
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Test Soulcalibur Broken Destiny
Generation NT
31 December 2009
Excerpt: La saga des Soulcalibur n'est plus à présenter. Déjà déclinée en plusieurs épisodes, cette série de jeux de combats a toujours su tirer son épingle du jeu, sans jeu de...
Summary: If I were to tell you that SoulCalibur was coming to the PSP and not only would it play good, but that it would blow away any other game on the system in terms of the
Summary: Parents need to know that this swordfighting brawler is part of a reknown fighting series. That's because the back story for each of the characters is deep and...
Excerpt: In 2006, Namco proved it could deliver the same high-octane fighting action on the PSP that they’re known for on the bigger consoles with their release of Tekken: Dark
Summary: Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny is a fantastic console to handheld port that’s most certainly worthy of your time and money -- especially if you’re a fan of the series
Pros: Gorgeous and detailed character models., Multiple game modes., Interesting yet stripped-down character customization., Soaring orchestral score., Kratos!
Cons: Some moves can be hard to master for newbies to the series., Gauntlet mode is more like a veiled, long tutorial.