Soul calibur 3
ok if it went Soul Blade>>>Soul Calibur>>>Soul Calibur 2
then why do i have Soul Edge for PS1? where does that fit in?
then why do i have Soul Edge for PS1? where does that fit in?
Last edited by Massacre on Sun Apr 10, 2005 4:34 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Megadrive 2? What the hell was that, a Northern Ireland thing? *searches* Aaaah.
Two add-on components had been released for the Megadrive. The Sega Mega-CD was released for all versions of the Megadrive. The Sega Super 32X came to the Japanese while the Europeans and the Australians got the Sega Mega 32X.
The Sega Megadrive 2 was the only redesign that the Megadrive got. The redesign reduced cost and size by consolidating chips, and integrated stronger region encoding (which broke compatibility with some older games.) The original console itself went through innumerable revisions, unknown to most users save the ones who owned one of the very first consoles, which had trouble playing a few of the newer games. A new version of the Sega Mega-CD, the Sega Mega-CD 2, was made to accomodate this.
A Sega Master System was availible for the Megadrive. The Powerbase converter is on top of the console and plugs into the cartridge port. On the Master System, the pause button was on the front. All Master System accessories, including the light gun and 3D Glasses, can be used for this converter. A newer version for the Megadrive 2 was released in Europe, but the card port was removed. The Mega Master was a third party Master System converter distributed by Fire and Datel in the United Kingdom. It looked like the official Mega Drive 2 Converter, but the pause button was on the side as a toggle switch. Card games could not be played because of this.