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Soul Calibur: Lost Swords Shutting Down Servers in November-October 2024

Oct 22, 2024 4:21 AM

　　Soul Calibur: Lost Swords, a free-to-play fighting game on the PS3 is shutting down its servers by the end of the year.

The failed experiment of Soul Calibur: Lost Swords is coming to an end November 30th 2015.

Soul Calibur: Lost Swords wasn't exactly the most successful or the most enjoyable of fighting games. It had a lot of flaws, but underneath all of the issues with balance, microtransactions and many other things, it was still a fun foray into Soul Calibur. But a year and a half after it was released on the PS3, the dream is now over.

　　Starting on September 30th you'll no longer be able to buy AP Potions or Continue tickets in the store. After that, on October 27th, no items at all will be available to be bought in the in-game store. You'll be able to use any items up until the actual closure, however, so you won't have to necessarily rush.

　　But is this the end of Soul Calibur as we know it? Not necessarily. The video itself that Bandai Namco posted suggests that these great warriors will live on. Does that mean that the franchise will be but a memory and live on through great YouTube videos an screenshots, or will we be seeing more of this exuberant fighting game franchise? Nothing new has been announced as of yet, however.

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