"He’s very much his own character, but his closest comparison is probably Mitsurugi in terms of his range and his damage. "īantegui then went on to describe the fighting style of Ezio and how he definitely uses his own special powers to stand out from the rest of competitors that will appear in the game. Controlling him in Soulcalibur V lets you see him in a new light. You’ve never seen him at this close a range with this many moves. "Our relationship with Ubisoft has been good I’ve heard that they’re very happy with how he’s turned out. You’ll be able to hop right into it, and he’s got one of the easier Brave Edges.
SOULCALIBUR 5 EZIO SERIES
Ezio should’ve been in this series a long, long time ago! In general, I think that guest characters have taken a bit longer to evolve in terms of gameplay Darth Vader and Yoda took a little more time for players to master in a competitive setting. "In terms of his fighting style, his flow, and his weapons, Ezio fits in perfectly. Now, Namco Bandai community manager Rich Bantegui presented some more details on Ezio's appearance in the game on the PlayStation blog. Now, Namco is getting ready to debut SoulCalibur V, a return to the core of the series with faster fighting and lots of new refinements, not to mention a brand new guest fighter, in the form of Ezio Auditore, who we saw presented last week. Capcom 3, while lots of other games, including Tekken 6 or Mortal Kombat, also appeared. Namco's SoulCalibur series saw its latest installment appear back in 2008 and, since then, we've seen a true revival of the fighting genre, with Capcom release multiple new titles, including Street Fighter IV or Ultimate Marvel vs. Namco Bandai, the developer and publisher of the upcoming SoulCalibur V fighting game has released some more details about the surprise guest fighter, Ezio Auditore from Ubisoft's extremely successful Assassin’s Creed series, saying that he's going to be an easier player to master than the previous guests from SoulCalibur IV, Star Wars' Darth Vader and Yoda.
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