However, with the arrival of Soul Calibur on Sega Dreamcast in 1999, Namco delivered what some might consider the ultimate home port. This conversion didn't just match the arcade experience, ...

Soul Calibur hit arcades way back in 1998, but it wasn't until it hit the Sega Dreamcast as a must-have launch title that it gained serious recognition.

Soul Calibur stands out from other beat-em-ups, both of its period and modern day, in that it isn’t meant wholly as a multiplayer title. In fact, despite appearing on the Dreamcast, there’s no ...

The video crew's Andrew and Sam are running through the original Soul Calibur on Sega Dreamcast. So take a seat and let's go back to where the series all began. Get a look at the live stream below!

Soul Calibur 2 for System 246 ... This switch from Sega's Dreamcast-like arcade board to Sony's PS2-based board would suggest that a PlayStation 2 version of the game may be in the works.

But only when a visually stunning version of the sequel came home to the Sega Dreamcast in 1999 did Soul Calibur became possibly the best-known name in competitive fighting games.

In order to play old games, it is necessary to continue using the corresponding game console, but if the official support ends, you will have to repair it yourself if it breaks down ...

Soul Calibur II Import Preview. Namco brings its arcade hit home to the Xbox. ... Rather than attempt the port, Namco opted to bring Soul Calibur to Sega's Dreamcast platform.

The series has since had its ups and downs, but Soul Calibur on the Dreamcast is a game that almost everyone who played it remembers fondly. Quake 3 Arena One of the best PC-to-console ports ever ...

Sega. Soul Calibur If you didn't play Soul Calibur on the Dreamcast, you missed out on one of the best fighting games the platform ever offered.

6 things a Sega Dreamcast Classic would need to live up to its ... all the more important. Without Capcom games like those, or Namco's Soul Calibur, a Dreamcast Classic would be sadly incomplete.

Looking at the Dreamcast lineup for 2013, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Sega’s 15-year-old home video game system had never gone away. Of all the supposedly dead consoles, the Dreamcast ...