Carson, voice of the original Kratos) and unique special moves. Still, everyone’s favorite god-killer looks like he’s supposed to, plays like you’d expect (a little overpowered due to his stupidly long reach), and has all the fanservice-y trappings the Soul series loves to lavish on its guest characters, such as unlockable costumes, excellent voice acting (provided by T.C. Not that we’re zipper-techfanatics or anything, but we found some of Kratos’ moves almost comical due to their lack of appropriate levels of gore. He’s been de-gorified to fit with Soulcalibur’s watered-down take on heavy-weapon injury - watch as he swings the Blades of Chaos (Athena?) through an opponent’s skull and all the way down his spine, only to have the opponent fall over without a single drop of blood shed. The guest-character carrot this time around is none other than the poster boy for PlayStation violence himself, Kratos. There’s no Yoda or Vader in this installment, of course. So long as you’re used to using a d-pad in any previous Soulcalibur game, we doubt you’ll have much trouble grasping the PSP control setup – it’s got basically the same layout as a PS2 controller, anyway. Not that that’s necessarily a bad thing SC IV was just as well-crafted as the other games in the Soul series, and amazingly, not a lot is lost in the transition to Broken Destiny, at least not in terms of control and presentation. Well, yeah, we can tell: while Broken Destiny isn’t a straight port, nearly every move, character and arena was already present in Soulcalibur IV. One of the goals of the game is 'to target beginners and novice players with Soulcalibur IV's content.' The game introduces two new characters to the series Kratos from the God of War series and Dampierre, a new original character. It uses many of the features of Soulcalibur IV, including its character customization mode.

Namco has said that one goal of Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny is to hook beginners and novice players on the Soul series. Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny is a fighting video game in the Soulcalibur series for PlayStation Portable.

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