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{{nihongo|'''''Soul Edge'''''|ソウルエッジ|Souru Ejji}} is the first installment in the ''[[Category:Soul|Soul]]'' series of [[:Category:Fighting|fighting]] games developed and published by [[Namco]]. Soul Edge is the name of the demonic sword around which the story revolves.
{{nihongo|'''Soul Edge'''|ソウルエッジ|''Souru Ejji''}} is the first installment in the [[:Category:Soul|Soul]] series of [[fighting]] games developed and published by [[Namco]]. Soul Edge is the name of the demonic sword around which the story revolves.


''Soul Edge'' is the second 3D fighter to feature characters that fight with weapons, although putting weapons in fighters was not a new concept (''[[Samurai Shodown]]'' is an example of a 2D fighter with weapons). Apart from the aesthetic benefits, giving the characters weapons allows for a greater diversity between them, meaning there is someone for every play style.
Soul Edge is the second 3D fighter to feature characters that fight with weapons, although putting weapons in fighters was not a new concept ([[Samurai Shodown]] is an example of a 2D fighter with weapons). Apart from the aesthetic benefits, giving the characters weapons allows for a greater diversity between them, meaning there is someone for every play style.


It was initially released in the [[:Category:Arcade|arcades]] in [[1996]]. A couple of months later, Namco released a fixed version labeled ''Soul Edge Ver. II'', upon the complaints of players who found the difficulty quite high and the last boss "unbeatable". Additional changes included things such as the introduction of Hwang (initially a palette swap of Mitsurugi for the Korean version of the game) to Japanese players with a new movelist, Cervantes became playable, Guard Impacts and Air Combos were implemented, and all of the characters' movelists were changed. The game was then ported to the [[Sony]] [[PlayStation]] and renamed ''Soul Blade'' in Europe, North America, and Australia.
It was initially released in the [[arcade|arcades]] in [[1996]]. A couple of months later, Namco released a fixed version labeled ''Soul Edge Ver. II'', upon the complaints of players who found the difficulty quite high and the last boss "unbeatable". Additional changes included things such as the introduction of Hwang (initially a palette swap of Mitsurugi for the Korean version of the game) to Japanese players with a new movelist, Cervantes became playable, Guard Impacts and Air Combos were implemented, and all of the characters' movelists were changed. The game was then ported to the [[Sony]] [[PlayStation]] and renamed '''Soul Blade''' in Europe, North America, and Australia.


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Gameplay
Appendices
Soul Edge
Soulcalibur
Soulcalibur II
Soulcalibur III
Soulcalibur IV
Soulcalibur V
Soulcalibur VI
Characters

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Soul Edge (ソウルエッジ Souru Ejji?) is the first installment in the Soul series of fighting games developed and published by Namco. Soul Edge is the name of the demonic sword around which the story revolves.

Soul Edge is the second 3D fighter to feature characters that fight with weapons, although putting weapons in fighters was not a new concept (Samurai Shodown is an example of a 2D fighter with weapons). Apart from the aesthetic benefits, giving the characters weapons allows for a greater diversity between them, meaning there is someone for every play style.

It was initially released in the arcades in 1996. A couple of months later, Namco released a fixed version labeled Soul Edge Ver. II, upon the complaints of players who found the difficulty quite high and the last boss "unbeatable". Additional changes included things such as the introduction of Hwang (initially a palette swap of Mitsurugi for the Korean version of the game) to Japanese players with a new movelist, Cervantes became playable, Guard Impacts and Air Combos were implemented, and all of the characters' movelists were changed. The game was then ported to the Sony PlayStation and renamed Soul Blade in Europe, North America, and Australia.

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Gameplay
Appendices
Soul Edge
Soulcalibur
Soulcalibur II
Soulcalibur III
Soulcalibur IV
Soulcalibur V
Soulcalibur VI
Characters

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