SoulCalibur II HD Online (2013)
Genres:Sport, Fighting
Themes:Action, Fantasy, Historical
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Soulcalibur II HD Online reimagines the beloved title by adding online multiplayer support to the title as well as vibrant updated graphics to take advantage of modern high definition TVs. For the first time ever, players will be able to square off against opponents from around the world with their favorite Soulcalibur II characters such as Ivy, Taki, Mitsurugi, Talim, Maxi and more.Show more
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SoulCalibur II is among my favorite 3D fighting games ever!!! I actually been around a lot of ports. We are talking PS2, Xbox, GameCube and later Xbox 360 versions. Three of which had an exclusive character that brings a lot to the game. The more recent version has two of three guest characters. Spawn from Xbox port and Heihachi Mishima from PS2 port respectively. This also has online multiplayer. You really get as close to everything as possible. Sadly Nintendo wasn't interested in one up this with a more complete version. Honestly, you are absolutely going to love this game. In every category imaginable, it's truly amazing stuff. A great roster of characters to keep you busy for hours. Weapon Master mode has so much insane depth. There's plenty of other modes you can play with a friend or family member. You also get a lot of weapons for majority of the roster. I strongly felt this was the greatest classic SoulCalibur game. I know some would argue SoulCalibur 1 to a degree. I still think it's pretty awesome to have two of these guest characters. There's so much content with virtually no DLCs it's mind blowing. This would be among my top Bandai Namco fighting games to bring back. Especially on GOG that has a notable fighting game community. This would sell insanely well even outside sales. SoulCalibur II comes close to perfection as possible.
One of the best fighting games ever made and today it doesn't exist on any platform on PC. It would be a great addition so that this masterpiece is never lost in time.
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