Soul Calibur II for GameCube

Pros: The game is awesome! The Game Cube also gets a cool character.

Cons: The endings are lacking compared to the old Playstation game.

The Bottom Line: It's a good looking, nice sounding, great playing fighter!

Review: SOUL CALIBUR II (Namco, August 26, 2003) Soul Calibur II is finally here and the famous series finally arrives for the Nintendo Game Cube! The original Soul Calibur won very high acclaim and it sure helped to sell a lot of Sega ...

Pros: Deeper than a well

Cons: Cube controller might be slightly odd to use for some

The Bottom Line: Justice will prevail!...just kidding!

Review: The original Soul Calibur was a modest hit on the troubled Dreamcast, one of the best looking and pl ...

Pros: Stunning graphics, easy to pick up, plenty of modes

Cons: Button mashing. Curse that button mashing.

The Bottom Line: With its stunning graphics, great gameplay, and plethora of modes and characters, this is the fighter to beat for years to come.

Review: I put down all my video games for a long time, what with work, finishing school, and still finding time to spend with my friends and family. Recently, I've had a glut of spare time, so I've been spending some more time with the Gamecube, playing some of ...

Pros: visuals, tons of extras, Link, awesome multiplayer

Cons: a few character's weapons are cheap

The Bottom Line: Another reason to own a Gamecube.

Review: The original Soul Calibur on the Dreamcast has been called the greatest fighter ever by numer ...

Pros: fast action, balanced characters, strong story.

Cons: Mastering all of the complex moves, and being beaten by a random button basher.

The Bottom Line: The greatest beat-em-up ever made.

Review: Background Story Namco are a company known for their popular fighting games, and yet they always try to offer interesting stories that give depth to the games and keep you coming back for more. Their Soul Calibur series is no exception. ...

Pros: Solid fighting system, easy to pick up and play, graphically striking

Cons: Not much is different from the original

The Bottom Line: Soul Calibur 2 isn’t much different from its predecessor, but that doesn’t keep it from being one of the best fighting games currently available for the GameCube.

Review: The Sega Dreamcast had its lifespan cut short after the release of the current generation of home co ...

Pros: fast, fun, and great graphics

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: If you own a gamecube this game is worth purchasing, you will not be disappointed.

Review: Background information: Soul Calibur 2 is the sequel to the highly successful arcade and dreamcast soul calibur game. This review is based upon the Japanese and US version as both are very similar. Features: Soul Calibur II has the strong point of h ...

Pros: Amazing graphics, gameplay, characters, all around good times.

Cons: May take a while to unlock all the secrets and extras, but worth it.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this game for any gamer out there because it is an amazing, fun game to play.

Review: Soul Caliber II is a marvelous game for anyone who enjoys a fantasy fighting game. With system specific characters such as Link (Legend of Zelda) and Heihachi (Tekken), and many original characters, this game provides hours of entertainment and ...

Pros: *Many Characters *Link! *Fast load time *Great Graphics and sound *Good story

Cons: *Expensive *Lack of ultimate moves

The Bottom Line: Like i said before, if your really into fighting games and voilence get this game, other wise you may want to try it out at the store first.

Review: Soul Calibur 2 is the newest fighting video game for all three major gaming systems. It includes int ...

Pros: An excellent fighting game with excellent graphics and excellent controls.

Cons: Some graphical glitches that didn't get cleaned up sometimes detract from the experience.

The Bottom Line: Bottom line: A great fighting game that I've spent hours and hours playing and enjoying.

Review: With the possible exception of Super Smash Bros. Melee, this game is the best fighting game made for Gamecube (as implied by my title). Anyway, I must admit I had my doubts about this game going into it. I hadn't played the previous versions, and I ...