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Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny
Platforms	PlayStation Portable
Release Date	Q3 2009

Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny is the sixth installment in Namco's Soul series of fighting games, exclusive to the Playstation Portable gaming console. It seems to be Soulcalibur IV designed specially for the Playstation Portable. It was officially announced on April 29, 2009. According to Namco-Bandai it will include "a roster of more than 20 unique characters, expanded character creation features, and multiple gameplay modes". It is set to be released in the summer of this year, but specific dates for each region are currently unknown.

Contents 1 Character Roster 1.1 Starting Characters 1.2 Stages 2 Features/ Trivia 3 Gameplay 3.1 Modes 3.2 Character Creation 4 External Links

[edit] Character Roster

[edit] Starting Characters

(* - New Characters)

• Algol
• Amy
• Astaroth
• Boris (only in Gauntlets mode)
• Cassandra
• Cervantes
• Dampierre*
• Hilde
• Ivy
• Kilik
• Kratos* (from God of War series)
• Lizardman
• Maxi
• Mitsurugi
• Nightmare
• Raphael
• Rock
• Seong Mi-na
• Setsuka
• Siegfried
• Sophitia
• Talim
• Taki
• Tira
• Voldo
• Xianghua
• Yoshimitsu
• Yun-seong
• Zasalamel

*New character to Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny *New guest character to Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny

[edit] Stages

All but three of the stages from Soulcalibur IV return:

• Tower of Rememberance - Ancient Gate
• Tower of Rememberance - Encounter
• Tower of Rememberance - Degradation
• Tower of Rememberance - Spiral of Time
• Ostrheinsburg Castle - Throne Room
• Sleeping Marsh
• Hall of the Warrior God
• Thesmophoros' Imperial Garden - Sinking
• Kunpaetku Shrine - Dream Remnants
• Egyptian Temple - Sacred Flame
• Ostrheinsburg Castle - Twilight
• Jyurakudai Villa - Virgin Snow
• Grand Labyrinth - Corridor of Suspended Time
• Sailors' Rest
• Phantom Pavilion
• Wolfkrone Monument
• Ice Coffin of The Sleeping Ancient
• Carmel Middle School - Frozen Tundra
• Cañon City - Twilight

The three Star Wars stages are presumed to be removed for obvious reasons.

On the 5th of May 2009, director of Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny, Noriyuki Hiyama, confirmed that there will be day-to-night transitions in the stages, similar to Tekken 6.

[edit] Features/ Trivia

Thanks to Video Game Generation

• Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny will have no online play mode, but will have an Ad-Hoc wireless mode.
• Critical Finishers are present.

[edit] Gameplay

[edit] Modes

There will be multiple game modes, designed specially for the PlayStation Portable.

[edit] Character Creation

The game brings back Character Creation from Soulcalibur IV, but with more options and features.

[edit] External Links

Video Game Generation