Vader/Yoda DLC for Soulcalibur IV
This Thursday for about three quid.
Namco Bandai will finally be offering Darth Vader and Yoda as downloadable Soulcalibur IV characters this week.
From Thursday, the legendary Sith pin-up will be available for 400 Microsoft Points (GBP 3.40 / EUR 4.80) from Xbox Live, while the little green Jedi leader will cost USD 4.99 (Euro price TBC) on the PlayStation Store.
Previously, Vader and Yoda were restricted to PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game respectively.
Soulcalibur IV also offers the Secret Apprentice from Star Wars: The Force Unleashed as a playable fighter.
Pop over to our Soulcalibur IV review to find out more.
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I would glady pay 800 M$ to lock the green muppet and that twat the aprentice out of the game, if you're reading this Namco, get on it.
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It would have been a far better idea to have excluded Yoda, Vader, the Apprentice and all the Star Wars levels from the game and sold them all for 400MSP/$5. That way, it would have looked like great value for those people who wanted Star Wars characters in Soul Calibur, and it would have allowed people who didn't (like me) to completely exclude them. I have had to stop using the random level select because I kept ending up with knights fighting samurai on board a star destroyer.
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It reminds me of the stunt they pulled with the Beautiful Katamari DLC.
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Possibly because this is more like spending £3 to buy a cup of coffee, and then £1 to have them pop it in the microwave to warm it up.
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Will this be an 100 KB unlock key as with most of their stuff I wonder or actual DLC...?
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Nobody is complaining about the price, it's the fact that they lied about the dlc not being on the disc.
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I bet it would still have been an unlock key though... LOL
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Yeah, that's what I meant, all three characters plus all the stages for 400MSP, not 400MSP each. Namco would sell even more DLC, plus SC purists would be happier. There would still be a lot of unlock code outrage, though.
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I woudn't be surprised if it's unlock-key. But no matter what, I'm not buying - greedy bastards
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In the old days you'd have just entered, down, up, left, right A, B and start.
or something......
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Sorry chaps I may be crossing the picket lines
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Yes, I wonder why japanese third-party developers struggle lately.
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I never play the Vader dude at all at the moment, Yoda is not going to be different.
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Sorry, but there seemed to be no reason to get the game let alone the new character. Nothing new here, they're just milking the title for everything they can get.
I suppose I can't blame them, but I'm not falling for it.
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Especially Vader who is a terrible, lower tier shambles.
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That said, I know I *will* pay for Darth Vader just for the chance to try him because I'm weak and I do love the game even if it was lacking in gameplay modes compared with the earlier versions. Still works out cheaper than if I'd gone out and bought the PS3 version of SoulCalibur IV anyway (which, on reflection, I'm glad I didn't do). Namco are still greedy #&%$£s though!
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It was way too short for me. I got bored.
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Even though the work was done prior to the game's release there is no reason why it has to be included within the price of the initial game.
However, it's worth pointing out that while a single copy of SCIV will make Namco money once, it may potentially lead to multiple DLC payments through used sales. How much of a consideration is this for publishers and how important will it be in the future...?
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I would easily pay 400 points for those. Wont happen though.
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You know how Tekken arcade machines used to start with half the roster available and time release new characters about once a week? Tekken 6 will probably ship with 20 of the 40 characters playable and Namco will sell you an unlock code each week for 400MSP.
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I agree about this game being crap though. And I went and blew £40 for a Hori arcade stick for it too. What a waste of money.
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this is how you lose customer loyalty namco