Soul Calibur IV - Xbox 360 Game
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Soul Calibur IV Premium Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:722674210188
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:X360_SOUL_CALIBUR_IV_PREMIUM
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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This is my favorite SoulCalibur to date, not least of the reasons being the ability to play not one but TWO characters from the Star Wars universe! The great thing about the 360 edition is that you get both a Jedi and a Sith, while the PS3 gets two Sith. And come on, you get Yoda! YODA!! Plus, I feel that putting Darth Vader’s Secret Apprentice into SC4 was perhaps the greatest marketing move of all time, because thanks to his stellar performance, I have now preordered Force Unleashed! Another notable newcomer is the extra character Shura, who is incredibly lethal with her twin katanas.Other than that, SC4 seems to be a bit confused on whether it wants to be a fighting game or a role playing game. Both the preset and the custom characters gain LEVELS, and custom ABILITIES, based on their STATISTICS. SC3 featured weapon effects, but SC4 takes that system to a whole new level of dizzying complexity. Your armor now has stats, forcing you into the old MMO dilemma of looking good vs fighting good. There is a precarious balance to be had between making a character look the way you want, and them being able to do the things you want. Sometimes this comes down to sacrificing important stats, like you HP. Yes, I’ve made characters with default 50% hp whose Attack rating was so low they may as well have been using a plastic sword, but damn they were hot! Oh well, just means you have to learn to fight better… or unlock better armor. Truly the sky’s the limit as far as customizing char.
Kids loved it. Christmas gift.
I gave this as a Christmas gift. The person loved it . Just what she wanted. Nice quality of merhandise.
This collector’s edition comes with a ton of extras, and while the box it came in isnt huge, they crammed a lot into it. Shirt, poster/tourney chart, pen, comic, code, game. Plus the game itself is fun to play, and has excellent graphics. Controls are a bit difficult on some of the charachters I want to play, but other than that no real complaints.
If you’re reading this it’s because;A) You’re gamer and you’re considering this game for purchaseorB) You’re adult considering purchasing this for your friend or loved one.Not that the two are mutually exclusive or anything.Anyway, I’ll skip telling you what you can already gather from the other reviews. Yes, Star Wars characters are in it, yadda yadda yadda.I will add however that I disagree that adding the Dark Apprentice (Star Killer) to this game was a smart move. Why? Because he looks good! I know that sounds weird but anyone who’s played the demo of Force Unleashed knows that the appretice’s head look like a rotting grapefruit about to split compared to his SC4 likeness. He looks waaay better in SC4. More, well,…human.Now, the Premium edition is just another marketing scheme to get more money out of you. The T-shirts are pretty flimsy, and the other content in the tin likely cost the publisher less than a third of what we’re being charged for it. The tin itself is of more value than it’s contents, other than the game itself, of course. So unless you’re a die hard SC fan like me, and absolutely MUST HAVE all things SC, just buy the regular version of the game, so publishers will stop throwing cheap novelty crap in with a game and calling it a special edition, then charging us an arm and a leg for it.The content is pretty kid friendly. I’d say it’s safe for anyone over 10 years old as long as they have a pretty good grasp on reality vs. fiction. There’s next to no gore.
This game is very polished and balanced, and I think fans of fighting games as well as casual gamers can enjoy it. Novice and expert fighters seem to have close battles more often, unlike Dead or Alive where experts always clobber novices, or the opposite end in Smash Bros. where the battles can be very random. Also you can make your own character and the online mode is pretty good, but not amazing. There’s no online tag team and it’s one-on-one fights only, but at least you can spectate when it’s not your turn and there’s not a lot of lag. Unlocking things like new weapons, characters, stages, and clothes is very rewarding.The graphics deserve special mention. They’re probably the best I’ve seen in a video game ever, with emotive and nuanced facial animation, antialiasing, blur, heat effects, and 1080p running at 60 fps. If you have an HDTV, this game will surely impress. The sound isn’t nearly as amazing but there are some catchy songs in the soundtrack and the voice overs and weapon effects are decent. Yoda and the Apprentice are cheap, but beatable and it didn’t seem as important as many other reviewers said it was.
The game is one of the best balanced fighting game for the summer.The graphics are very nice and the stages are very eyecandy due to very detailed representation. The games offers a lot of unlockables and a big list of characters to choose from. Even you can customize you own character , plus other features of the game. I recommend this game for people who likes to challenge other players to see which one is mightier.Also online versus mode is very efficient.
Soul Calibur 4 – Circa 2008GOOD:- Good/Tight controls.- Overall balanced gameplay.- Tons of different and unique fighters.- Minutes to learn years to master type gameplay.- Lots content to unlock such as new Fighters, costume pieces, stages, and extra modes of play – this might keep you busy for some time.- All returning characters from Soul Calibur 1, 2 and 3 have their move sets/styles upgraded and slightly changed sometimes.- Two new Soul Calibur fighters Hilde a woman Knight who uses a lance and a new playable boss called Algol. Also note there is a few bonus characters designed by Japanese manga artists and the inclusion of two Star Wars characters.- Build your own unique characters from tons of costume items (and you can change the colors on any one of these items as well). You can pretty much make any character you want. Also you can edit the clothing of any of the regular fighters as well.- Finally be able to play Soul Calibur online over Xbox Live (note this is only for Gold users).BAD:- A lot of the cheesy/easy win moves discovered in Soul Calibur 3 are back and there are some new ones are well. This is really a pain online and worse with laggy.- The story is total nonsense and thankfully be just ignored.- Laggy online, while this is more of an issue with your internet connection if you don’t have a strong connection your gonna see lots of lag online.IF IT FITS YOUR TASTE:- Has medieval theme, both European and Chinese/Japanese.- Not traditional fighting game in the.