Recent content by SunnuvaBiscuit

First played (or at least experienced) was probably Tekken 3, from an old arcade machine that I was too young to really know much about fighting games. First owned was either Super Smash Bros. or, if you don't consider that a fighting game, Tekken 2, oddly enough. Never played it much, though...

To me, the logic of "this character doesn't deserve to return because he/she's cheap and n00b-friendly" is about as selfish and unreasonable as "I hate this character, so remove him from the next game." But that's beside the point. Li Long I feel got shafted. I just want to see the poor guy get...

"The Joker" by Steve Miller Band- Dampierre (because, eh, something about it seems a bit more appropriate than "Ramblin' Man") "Rebel Heart" by Rod Stewart - Ivy (>.>) "Run Silent, Run Deep" by Iron Maiden - Cervantes (sink into your final sleep!) "Street Song" by Hans Reichel - Voldo (not...

I agree about Astaroth. It's especially ironic since he looks more monstrous, yet sounded more monstrous when he was actually humanoid. Or at least as humanoid as you can make a 6'8" golem with an external beating heart. Nightmare may not be as human as he used to be, but I still like his...

I'm a very one-player oriented fan of the series; like several people here, one draw besides the obvious fighting game aspect is the story-driven element behind the Soul series, and each character's interaction with the main swords. This is the Soul Calibur I've known to love; each character is...

I owned a GameCube long before I bothered obtaining a PS2, so naturally I stuck with what I had. Looking back on it now, Heihachi and Spawn seem pretty damn cool, but I'm a Nintendo fan at heart and Link has a place in there somewhere.

As someone without a PS3 or 360, Soul Calibur III was the latest installment in the series I had the opportunity to enjoy. At first, I was disappointed, but I later grew to love it once I started to explore the characters better. I've never played Soul Calibur to a competitive level, so mostly...

I second this, so much. I don't see much of a point to brand new guest characters, but I guess I don't have much of an imagination to imagine who to add in. Instead, bonus characters who are old characters left in the dust (with full, completely original and differentiated movesets, mind you)...