Soul Calibur

[SpiDoL]

Name ANY emulator that can decently run ANY Soul Calibur game (even Soul Edge/Blade).

[Jale]

For what system? The only one that runs well (if not decently) is Chankast (Dreamcast emulator).

[SpiDoL]

No. I've already tried that and the game suffers from horrible graphic glitches.

I said for ANY system BTW.

[Jale]

Well, GameCube emulators aren't good at this point. Also, if you don't have a good video card, graphics will never look good.

[omer]

But you can play Soul Edge/Blade with Zinc or a playstation emulator.

[Jale]

If those are for PlayStation 1, then you can play them. If those are for PlayStation 2, you can't.

[omer]

Soul Edge/Blade is for playstation, Soul Calibur is for dreamcast, Soul Calibur 2 is for PS2, Xbox and gamecube and Soul Calibur 3 is for Ps2.

[Jale]

In that case, you can play Soul Edge/Blade.

[SpiDoL]

All right, I'll download it when I get the chance. BTW, I have a Nvidia GeForce 6600 or something like that, so the graphics should be top-notch.

What really makes me mad about the emulator community is that people are always spending time making new versions and updating the 8-bit emulators and always putting the 64 and 128-bit systems on hold. There's only one good Dreamcast emulator that hasn't been updated in a year, while there's 80 8-bit Nintendo emulators, most of them perfect. It's time to shift the balance...

[naes]

It's time to shift the balance...

No, it's not. More people emulate with NES and SNES because 1) the games run better, 2) the hardware and software is obsolete, which makes a a bit more legal, 3) not all computers can handle Dreamcast, PS2, GC and Xbox emulation and 4) most people believe that NES and SNES were the golden age of gaming, when everything was fun and original.