Originally posted by Des-ROW@Oct 6, 2003 @ 09:27 PM
It is pretty good for a 3D fighting game, but it still cannot be compared to Team Ninja's Dead or Alive 2/3 or AM2's Virtua Fighter 4.
Originally posted by Ammut@Oct 7, 2003 @ 05:27 PM
If you don't put yourself in the timeframe, however, it is quite easy just to say what is so great about this game, its nothing spctacular. It really blew every fighter up to date out of the water if you look at the competition at that time. Sure, Des-ROW, you could compare it to Dead or Alive 3 and Virtual fighter 4, but why not compare it to Dead or Alive 1 and Virtual fighter 2 They are just as close to Soul calibur timewise. Comparing games that came out many years apart on the same scale (sc&vf4) doesn't give any chance to older games. Under such a system Outrun would be a piece of shit game... have you seen Rallisport challenge or Gt3?
Originally posted by Des-ROW+Oct 7, 2003 @ 11:01 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Des-ROW @ Oct 7, 2003 @ 11:01 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Ammut@Oct 7, 2003 @ 05:27 PM
If you don't put yourself in the timeframe, however, it is quite easy just to say what is so great about this game, its nothing spctacular. It really blew every fighter up to date out of the water if you look at the competition at that time. Sure, Des-ROW, you could compare it to Dead or Alive 3 and Virtual fighter 4, but why not compare it to Dead or Alive 1 and Virtual fighter 2 They are just as close to Soul calibur timewise. Comparing games that came out many years apart on the same scale (sc&vf4) doesn't give any chance to older games. Under such a system Outrun would be a piece of shit game... have you seen Rallisport challenge or Gt3?