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Soulcalibur V DLC Announced
Namco Bandai announced three download content packs for Soulcalibur V.
The first pack is available when the game launches on January 31 in North America and February 3 in Europe. Each piece of content will be priced at $1.99 or 160 MS points and comes loaded with "exclusive new customization items and music that players can then unlock in-game."
Below are the details for each pack:
Pack 1: Launch Day
- Nine exotic customization items including bikinis, wings and face paints
- Original music from Soul Blade and Soulcalibur (tracks also available individually for $.99 or 80 MS points)
Pack 2: Valentine’s Day February 14th
- Nine fearsome customization items including breast plate, kimono and animal heads
- Original music from Soulcalibur II and III (tracks also available individually for $.99 or 80 MS points)
Pack 3: February 28th
- Nine exclusive customization items including mask, face paint, camouflage and skull
- Original music from Soulcalibur IV and Soulcalibur : Broken Destiny (tracks also available individually for $.99 or 80 MS points)
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