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Released two years ago in March 2013, Sega's endless runner

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In preparation for DLC pack 3 releasing tomorrow for Dragon Ball Xenoverse, Bandai Namco have released a compatibility patch that also comes with a lot of other small balance patches as well as some other goodies for players such as a level cap increase to level 99 and World Tournament functionality (finally!).

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Its hard to believe that Namcos weapon based fighter Soulcalibur II is now over a decade old. Released on home consoles back in 2003 it received universal critical acclaim and was regarded as not just the best weapon based fighter but one of the best fighters around. However recent iterations to the soul series have been lacking a bit, relying on some novel characters to draw people back to it. Saying that, the only reason Ive decided to review the GameCube copy of this game is because of one particular character, but well get to that a little later. So after all of these years how has it held up?

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In preparation for DLC pack 3 releasing tomorrow for Dragon Ball Xenoverse, Bandai Namco have released a compatibility patch that also comes with a lot of other small balance patches as well as some other goodies for players such as a level cap increase to level 99 and World Tournament functionality (finally!).

Added: 08.06.2015 11:16 | 5 views | 0 comments


Its hard to believe that Namcos weapon based fighter Soulcalibur II is now over a decade old. Released on home consoles back in 2003 it received universal critical acclaim and was regarded as not just the best weapon based fighter but one of the best fighters around. However recent iterations to the soul series have been lacking a bit, relying on some novel characters to draw people back to it. Saying that, the only reason Ive decided to review the GameCube copy of this game is because of one particular character, but well get to that a little later. So after all of these years how has it held up?

Added: 08.06.2015 11:16 | 1 views | 0 comments


Its hard to believe that Namcos weapon based fighter Soulcalibur II is now over a decade old. Released on home consoles back in 2003 it received universal critical acclaim and was regarded as not just the best weapon based fighter but one of the best fighters around. However recent iterations to the soul series have been lacking a bit, relying on some novel characters to draw people back to it. Saying that, the only reason Ive decided to review the GameCube copy of this game is because of one particular character, but well get to that a little later. So after all of these years how has it held up?