PS2 Exclusive Fighting Game Getting New Release After 20 Years

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A popular fighting game from 2005 that was (and still is) exclusive to PS2 consoles is set to finally return with a new release in the coming months. Throughout its history, there have been a number of games in the fighting genre that have only ever appeared on PlayStation hardware. Street Fighter V, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, Tekken 3, and even the upcoming Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls are just some of the many fighting games that have solely appeared on different PlayStation consoles. The original SoulCalibur was initially exclusive to the Sega Dreamcast, but it was ported to Xbox 360 a decade later. So why exactly was SoulCalibur 3 exclusive to PS2?