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Which is why I didn't say:"SUPER Soulcalibur V: Second Impact Edition, with two DLC only characters and ten costume pieces at $7.99 each! Followed by SUPER DUPER Soulcalibur V: Third Strike Edition, with the same DLC characters and three more costume pieces at $8.99 each!"I'm sort-of kidding of course. Though I do feel like SC5 is missing enough to warrant either a PSP/PSN re-release, or a straight up updated version with improved balance, a handful more characters, with new and improved modes.Namco has done a few updated re-releases in the past, so they aren't strangers to it. Plus, considering how many elements from SCV were pulled straight from Capcom's fighters, I wouldn't put it past them to try copying their business plan either.Not saying it will, or it won't, just either way won't surprise me.
Which is why I didn't say:
"SUPER Soulcalibur V: Second Impact Edition, with two DLC only characters and ten costume pieces at $7.99 each! Followed by SUPER DUPER Soulcalibur V: Third Strike Edition, with the same DLC characters and three more costume pieces at $8.99 each!"
I'm sort-of kidding of course. Though I do feel like SC5 is missing enough to warrant either a PSP/PSN re-release, or a straight up updated version with improved balance, a handful more characters, with new and improved modes.
Namco has done a few updated re-releases in the past, so they aren't strangers to it. Plus, considering how many elements from SCV were pulled straight from Capcom's fighters, I wouldn't put it past them to try copying their business plan either.
Not saying it will, or it won't, just either way won't surprise me.
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