I'm glad I was able to pick this up cheap as to be honest - as a single-player game it's not that satisfying. If you're just playing on your own then there's the traditional arcade mode which is fun to bash through every now and then. Alternatively you can fight against real people online - it is however a lot harder than just fighting the CPU. If you have lag avoid at all costs. The third major component of single player gameplay is the scenario campaign, or in other words, story mode. Visually it looks a little dated - you do essentially fight through corridors. It's alright, and later levels get more challenging - however it would have been ...  Read the complete review

Tekken is a fighting game and this is the sixth game of this series. It used to be or started off an arcade game in japan and has now made it to consoles like ps3. Now if you have played other tekken games you know basically what this game is about but what I like about it is the character customization feature has been enhanced which I like. The characters all have their own moves and the difference in this fighting game is their has been different systems put in place such as the rage system which giving characters more damage per hit when their vitality is below a certain point just a bit of a different improvement. Also the bound system has been introduced aswell ...  Read the complete review

I hadn't picked up a game of Tekken since the days of Tekken Tag. It wasn't that I thought past games were bad its just I'm not the biggest fan of fighting games. Tekken 6 brought weeks of fun though, good single player action but fantastic multi player. As someone who enjoys the one player and the multi player I found it a fun, exciting experience. It's a game that's easy to pick up but pretty hard to master and if you want to go online you need to master it. It's a game that I found good and challenging as an experienced gamer but my girlfriend was also able to pick a controller up and button mash her way to enjoyment and victory without any experience of ...  Read the complete review

Tekken 6 is the highly anticipated sequel in the massively popular Tekken fighting game series. Once again it mixes in third-person story fighting modes with the usual one-on-one fighting Arcade and VS fights, as well as featuring all of the well-loved characters in Tekken (which I'm not going to name because everyone has a different favourite). To begin with, I'm going to put out a little complaint. Tekken 6's Tournament Mode (the King of Iron Fist tournament which features character stories, ending movies and a ridiculously large final boss) is a bit harder to get to than in previous versions. Normally when I play I jump straight into the Tournament and ...  Read the complete review

I haven't played Tekken for many years so when the 6th installment was released I wasn't exactly dieing to play it. However, it was going cheap at Argos (£20) and so I thought I'd give it a go. The basic premise hasn't changed much from the early games. The bulk of the game is a series of one on one arena fights between your character and either another player or a computer controlled character. There are numerous characters to choose from, including males, females, kangaroos, pandas and robots! Each character has their own series of special moves which you can unleash on your enemy by pressing the joypad buttons in a certain combination. I find ...  Read the complete review