#Soul calibur vi switch upgrade#

#Soul calibur vi switch upgrade#

Gameplay-wise, it's an upgrade from last time, with much more fluid controls, a faster pace, and a better feedback and all around feel when swords, axes, and so on, clash. Plus, this corrects the enormous mistake of swapping big names with their boring siblings/children/clones, with many of them finally seeing a return. A bit more polish here and there would make this feel more up to par with its contemporaries, and yet, with the exception of the extremely boring character creation screen, half-baked selection of battle arenas, and their ridiculously blurred backgrounds, SoulCalibur VI is a really pretty thing to look at.ДЄcting as a sort of return to its roots, this ditches the dull colour palette of IV and V, and downturns their heavy, almost anime-ish fantasy elements, while still continuing to be a flamboyant show off - one that doesn't succumb to latest trends and business tactics, and wipe-out its fanservice aspect (cause these are trends, and business tactics), and yes this means Voldo, and not Taki, Sophitia, or Ivy. No one in their right mind would ever call a SoulCalibur ugly, yet the series always had to do without a big budget a tradition that continues here, as well, and, due to the developer's supposed reluctance in making this, it kind of showsвЂ¦ but it doesn't matter.