Retains the series’ deep and engrossing fighting system
A graphical showcase for the PS2
Three all new characters
Huge list of playable characters
Plenty of game modes
The bad:
Many of the new game modes, like Chronicles of the Sword, lack finesse
“Arcade” mode hidden under several menus
Veterans may find little new in terms of character control
The bottomline:
When it sticks to fighting, Soul Calibur III is a definite must-have, featuring the same tight controls and in-depth system of earlier games in the series. Some of the new gameplay modes are more miss than hit, however.
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