Tekken 6 Preview

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At the last presentation of the title in December in the Atari event in London, we Tried a very advanced version of the game in the PS3 version, if not almost final. What was our surprise to discover a new game mode in this special version of the E3 game baston signed Katsuhiro Harada. Well, as much to say at the outset, this is a classic beat them all with limited commands. A sort of reminiscent of what we had already seen the series in some parts before. The graphics are quite pretty and nice animation, but the action is sometimes confused and when multiple enemies are present on the screen, it is difficult to choose precisely the direction of his character. At our party, an additional computer run by the accompanying our avatar in the levels of Quidam . In all likelihood, this scenario pompously named campaign will be playable in cooperative online. With each opponent eliminated glance on some parts and other bonuses to unlock items to customize characters. And since there are no fewer than 40 characters in total, it actually objects to unlock!

After completing our level of beat them all, then played a few minutes the next level with a large robot with destructive powers but more limited in his movements, we have some parts with the famous newcomer, Alisa. This girl cyborg is particularly enjoyable to play. His combos are taking advantage of his pair of wings and propelled his boots. Unpredictable desire, the beautiful has repeated the same stroke of the finish by blowing up his head after being thrown to the ground. Otherwise the game is in all respects similar to the arcade version. So beautiful, so fluid and having seen both versions on the stand one beside the other, it was really difficult to distinguish the slightest difference. Only regret in hindsight, not having been able to try the mysterious ghost battle mode, another novelty of this Tekken 6. Finally, the game is scheduled for the end of the year on Xbox 360 and PS3, the wait is so long .

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I like Tekken 5 and saw no reason why you would not like Tekken 6. There were some "new" things do not get to experience in just four games that may have an impact on my feelings. For example, I saw new levels of several floors where you can crash through a floor or wall to another area; I saw the fury system which increases the strength of a character when you're near death. More subtle issues that could not get an idea of the system are established that extends and juggles with the adjustments to the death animations and combat mechanics combined.