[badlander86]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Yes, it actually is.

Soul Blade and up through the latest installment of Soul Calibur have so much more than Tekken offers. Soul Calibur is the only fighting series really where I don't get bored midway through. And for the same reason I loved Ehrgeiz. Both games offer a robust adventure map to go along with the standard story and fight modes.

Ehrgeiz (The spiritual successor of Tobal No. 1), especially, had a wonderful roleplay section. Where you went through a dungeon room to room. And what I loved about it was it was much like Dark Cloud and DC2, where the dungeons were completely random. So you never knew what would happen.

Where Soul Blade on up the list of Calibur games had an outstanding adventure mode in itself. Where you'd move through the map and unlocked special characters and different weapon sets, which then helped you go through the bog-standard story mode they all have. And it's something I miss.

Soul also gave her much more customization options. The latter games even let you create characters, and moves, so it was a truely involving experience. It was one of the reasons I loved that one Mortal Kombat game to, who's name escapes me. But onward.

I love Tekken. It'll remain one of my all-time favorites. But you'll never convince me it's better than Soul Blade or any of the Coul Calibur games.

So you're looking it at it from a content standpoint. Okay, I can get that. System wise I still feel Tekken is better but I guess its a matter of opinion.