SOUL CALIBUR ONLINE GAME PC

SOUL CALIBUR ONLINE GAME PC

From the start, with ports of PC shooters like Unreal Tournament and Quake 3, to later Dreamcast exclusives like Phantasy Star Online and Bomberman Online, all taking advantage of the modem, it was clear that internet was the future of multiplayer gaming, and there was an expectation that developers like Namco and Capcom would be including online play in their titles as soon as possible. Unfortunately, at least in the US, none of these titles ever featured online play. Despite the systemвЂ™s low sales and eventual death, it was a hotbed for hardcore fighting gamers, with Namco debuting the original Soul Calibur to great acclaim, TecmoвЂ™s Dead or Alive 2 garnering considerable hype, and Capcom releasing one arcade-perfect smashing fighter after another, including the first home versions of Marvel vs Capcom 2, Capcom vs SNK, and Street Fighter 3: Third Strike. The tectonic plates of online play in the fighting game world first started their imperceptibly slow crawl with the advent of the Sega Dreamcast and its built-in modem and online service. This has been a long time in coming, as fighting game developers have dragged their feet on this feature for years, unwilling to make any major innovations or steps forward until theyвЂ™ve milked all the money they possibly can out of their respective franchises just doing the same old. IвЂ™m going to go right out and say it: by far the most significant feature of Soul Calibur 4 is its online play.

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