Tekken 5 (PS2)

The tekken game series has always been a winner and the latest addition is no exception to the rule. many of the old favourites are back including Jin, Lei, Nina.... there are also some familiar faces back after a break including Baek. As always there are the hidden characters, my favourite being devil Jin, i never got to grips with the change in Jins fighting style in tekken 4 so i was delighted to find that devil Jin had all his original moves. There are some great extra features including the chance to earn money so you can customise the characters. The boss is a real tricky one and a tad disturbing! It comes with the classic storylines and character ...  Read the complete review

Love it----- All tekkens are the same, but are improved at a steady rate at each game, i have tekken 1 and tekken 3, and now tekken 5 Tekken 5 has all the great charecters of the original, with all the same buttons and great moves. This game is officially a classic, and does not need to change to adapt to the modern improving games that come out. With its arcade style layout it feels like your playing a game at the arcade, but the quality, moves and charecters are playstation standard. ------- My best players are Huorang and Brian (mind my spelin) Each player has their own style of fighting and speed so you are evenly ...  Read the complete review

this games i would say is one of the taken games made i have played all the other 4 and the have all been great all from the first on ps1 althous years back and to now this is one of THE taken fighting games to buy this review is totaly for the taken5 game. always the taken game is the best and winning in fighting games, the heros and the story are great and the characters have there own unique way and the style of there characters. the way the characters were in taken 4. . . . . . . . has changed in taken 5 there have there own strength for example Jin , Lei , Nina . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ...  Read the complete review

Tekken-I played the 3rd instalment on an arcade machine and it was wonderful. It's passed a few changes since then with Tekken Tag changing the formula and Tekken 4 being way too slow. Now though-it is back to the main formula with just a few add-ons, the formula which made the Tekken series stand out all those years ago. Tekken, for the few that don’t know is a beat ‘em up game made by Namco for the PS2. You start out with a set amount of characters, and fight through the modes to unlock characters-all of which have their own sizeable move lists. The story itself is not clear either-because as you complete story mode to uncover the story and characters-you ...  Read the complete review

The ensemble cast of oddballs, beasts, wenches and martial arts aficionados return in the fifth King of the Iron Fist Tournament. For those not in the know, Tekken 5’s legacy stretches all the way back to the PSOne, where the original Tekken revolutionised expectations of the beat ‘em up genre with its (then) graphical quality and game dynamic. The franchise went from strength to strength on the PSOne, but through on the next generation platform it has not performed as well – and the question within the gaming community at large is whether Tekken 5 has the potential to regain it’s crown. Almost a decade on, and the competition has stiffened, the quality bar ...  Read the complete review