Soru Ejji

Jeu vidéo
1996
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSet in the 16th century, the game revolves around a pair of twin swords full of evil spirits and 8 people who seek them: Hwang - a Korean warrior who wants to use the swords to save his coun... Tout lireSet in the 16th century, the game revolves around a pair of twin swords full of evil spirits and 8 people who seek them: Hwang - a Korean warrior who wants to use the swords to save his country from invasion Rock - a "white giant" in America who thinks the swords will restore mem... Tout lireSet in the 16th century, the game revolves around a pair of twin swords full of evil spirits and 8 people who seek them: Hwang - a Korean warrior who wants to use the swords to save his country from invasion Rock - a "white giant" in America who thinks the swords will restore memories of his parents. Taki - a Japanese ninja who wants to destroy the swords because they... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Teruaki Konishi
- Kô Onda
Casting principal

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8,0/10

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- Kô Onda
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Rôles principaux15

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Toshiyuki Morikawa

Hekiru Shiina

Seong Mi-na (arcade)
(voix)

Fujiko Takimoto

Taki
(voix)
…

Jin Yamanoi

Li Long
(voix)
…

Michiko Neya

Nobuyuki Hiyama

Siegfried Schtauffen
(voix)

Takashi Nagasako

Barry Gjerde

Cervantes de Leon
(English version)
(voix)
…

Wataru Takagi

Yûko Miyamura

Seong Mi-na (console)
(voix)
(as Yuko Miyamura)

Robert Belgrade

Nathaniel 'Rock' Adams
(English version)
(voix)
…

Eric Kelso

Siegfried Schtauffen
(English version)
(voix)
(as Elic Kelso)

Dean Harrington

Vercci
(English version)
(voix)

Lynn Harris

Sophitia Alexandra
(English version)
(voix)

Kimberly Forsythe

Bangoo
(English version)
(voix)

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ilovestarwars

The beginning of a legend.

Soul Edge(Soul Blade) was originally an Arcade.But this game went to Playstation. For 1996, the graphics were astronomically good. The sound was perfect, with many voices. The gameplay was the best part.The controls were simple, and the moves were easy to make(some moves were activated with only one button!). And the game had a high Fun Factor.Very High. If you have another controller and a friend near your house, the Fun Factor goes much higher. Soul Edge's sequence was launched in 1999 for Dreamcast.It was named Soul Calibur. And Soul Calibur 2 was launched in 2003 for Gamecube, Xbox, Playstation2 and Arcade. 9/10.

10Rogeriops

Better than soul calibur.

A few years ago, I was addicted to this game. It's really awesome. Now the graphics are not so impressive but its still great fun. The best features are the Edge Master Mode , which is unique, and the marvelous songs played there, specially in li long and rock stages. The Edge Master brings to us a story for each character; and is very fun to collect each unique weapon that brings special powers to the chosen character. In addition, some stages are very impressive, and there are some extra stages and characters and finals for improved fun. A great work from Namco. Despite its worse graphics, I believe it's better than soul calibur ( the sequel in dreamcast and later in ps2) because it's not a button smasher fighting game (like soul calibur) but a game that you play thinking about you're doing , in a pace acceptable to me.

action-6

One of the best fighting-games for your Playstation

First "Soul Edge" for the Playstation is called "Soul Blade". From the company that gave us the "Tekken-series" came "Soul Edge", a new fighter, which focused more on weapon-based fighting than any other game before it. The pace of the game is much faster than "Tekken", it has great playability and nice graphics. This game is very cheap nowadays, and if you own the trilogy of "Tekken", then this game will certainly please you. The sequel to "Soul Blade" is called "Soul Calibur", and is available for the Sega Dreamcast.

9/10

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Anecdotes
By pressing a certain button input, each character has two endings, one ending normally and the other ending badly.

Citations
Sophitia: I will never forget you.

Versions alternatives
Some home versions, particularly in parts of Europe, changed the nunchaku belonging to the character Li Long into a hinged, three-part weapon with sharp points on each end (but Li still held it and used it like a nunchaku). At this time, notably in the UK, there were concerns about the popularity of nunchakus and their appearance in film (and, with growing concern over video game content, games) was restricted at the time.