'Soul Calibur III: Arcade Edition is a re-tuned, re-vamped, and, most importantly, fixed version of Soul Calibur III. Naturally, all glitches found in the console version have been fixed. In addition to that we've re-tuned the overall balance of many moves and re-vamped Amy, Hwang and Li Long as official characters. All three have been revised into more unique move sets and help to expand the already expansive Soul Calibur III line-up.'

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WCMaxi (Namco Producer) This improved edition was made to make up for the home version problems, it was unbalanced, rushed and had lots of bugs, according to many players. You might have noticed that OOFMATIC had made this port before but the torrent is no longer available. Instead of making a torrent that, sooner or later, will stop working, I'll make a guide that will last forever. Step 1: Getting the data First, put in a folder all the files of your SC3 copy.

You can notice there is a ROOT.OLK file in it, it's the file that contains the main game data, such as character models, movesets and game modes. And now get your hands on the AE files.

Now that the game was added to the MAME list (though it doesn't work at all yet on it), it's very easy. Go to and go to the MAME section. Look for Soul Calibur III and download the CHD file (not the other romset). It is the MAME format DVD image file, and you need to extract it. MAME includes an application called CHDMAN you have to use to do so.

Open it with the command prompt typing this command: chdman extractraw -o output.raw -i input.chd You will get a.RAW file, but it's actually a.ISO image, so you have to rename its extension to. Download Song Nothing Gonna Change My Love For You Female Version here. ISO. Finally, extract ROOT.OLK or ROOT2.OLK using an ISO explorer (I used WinRAR). The two files are identical (you can notice that because they have the same size), so you can extract the one you want.

Step 2: Putting the data in the right place Look this thread: It has the following files attached: the OLK Explorer, needed to explore and swap data in the ROOT.OLK files, and two things from the AE, that is Inferno's model and the title screen, so you can download them from there or just get them from the AE ROOT.OLK file, I documented them. Use that thread to know where you should put the files, File7.olk is almost fully documented and File5.olk is partially on the first post, also later posts show where the weapon models are stored in File7. CHARACTERS The following list contains all what you need to know about File6.olk (the one with the character data in the AE). And remember to swap files 1 to 4 (included in the character data.olk file) too. They are the files of the core gameplay, which was also improved, and if you don't put them, the characters' movesets won't work properly (and adding them makes the original movesets work badly). Code: File6.olk 1-4 Core gameplay files 3D MODELS - there are six costumes rather that the four (two for the extra characters) found in the PS2 edition, and the new ones have just different colors. There are two new.pkg files inside them, the latter one (File10.pkg) is the weapon model.

The 1P and the 2P weapons are included in the respective outfit files, also the extra characters' 2P weapons and Inferno's weapon are new. Finally, keep in mind that Amy's second costume is new to the AE, it's not a variation with different colors of the first costume like the one on the original, which is costume 3 here. Thanks a lot for the guide, I love how it balances the characters in Soulcalibur III!

This guide is amazing but it disappoints me that Yoshimitsu and Ivy doesn't work properly even in the emulator. Olcadan also causes glitches in the graphics when he loads Yoshimitsu or Ivy's moveset.

In quick play however, I have found that the graphics would be fixed when Yoshimitsu or Ivy fights the next character in Stage 2 and up, sadly this fix only stays in quick play I think. Another thing that I have found is that some stages have become more buggy in that some characters would teleport into the other side of the stage. Maybe updating the stages into Arcade Edition may help but the stage locations in the OLK files aren't shown in this guide. It would be nice if we can get these problems resolved to have an awesome game.

Also, I would like to know if there is a way to add and remove content rather than replacing them. And is there also a way for me to get the character select screen from Arcade Edition? It would be nice to have the character select screen in versus mode be similar to its arcade counterpart. Again, I would like to thank you for this guide. It was fun modding the game:).

It is actually fairly easy to do this, just follow through the guide carefully. The main part I was stuck on when I was first modding the game was with CHDMAN(only found in the 32-bit version of MAME, to use it you have to make a.txt file with the given command prompt and then changing the.txt to a.bat). I was about to ask for a re-upload until I was able to solve it.

Just give it a shot, modding is actually quite fun and you get to mod it the way you want when you learn how to do so. What I am waiting and hoping for would be an update to the guide so I can swap out the stages and the character select screen and also a fix for Ivy and Yoshimitsu. Thanks a lot for the guide, I love how it balances the characters in Soulcalibur III! This guide is amazing but it disappoints me that Yoshimitsu and Ivy doesn't work properly even in the emulator. Olcadan also causes glitches in the graphics when he loads Yoshimitsu or Ivy's moveset.

In quick play however, I have found that the graphics would be fixed when Yoshimitsu or Ivy fights the next character in Stage 2 and up, sadly this fix only stays in quick play I think. Another thing that I have found is that some stages have become more buggy in that some characters would teleport into the other side of the stage. Maybe updating the stages into Arcade Edition may help but the stage locations in the OLK files aren't shown in this guide.

It would be nice if we can get these problems resolved to have an awesome game. Also, I would like to know if there is a way to add and remove content rather than replacing them. And is there also a way for me to get the character select screen from Arcade Edition? It would be nice to have the character select screen in versus mode be similar to its arcade counterpart.

Again, I would like to thank you for this guide. It was fun modding the game:). What causes these TLB Miss errors anyway? Why does it specifically affect Ivy and Yoshimitsu out of all the characters? HooTech Video To Picture Image Converter V2.0.1227 [H33T]. Are there any special properties within their movesets? These are the questions that follow through my head, I just don't understand why other characters' movesets work but not Ivy and Yoshimitsu's.

What I read in the other thread is that 'It seems to have to do with the universal movelist properties file that was ported from AE, and not the actual movesets.' So I would assume that the core gameplay files found in File6.olk is what causes this problem. If this truly is the case then our only possible solution would be for us to find a way to edit files 1-4 found in File6.olk and make it so that Ivy and Yoshimitsu's movesets may work. If we can somehow find a way to make these changes then we would also be able to fix the menu problems.

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