Tekken 2 (PS)

===INTRODUCTION=== Tekken 2 is the second installment to the Tekken fighting game series. It is widely regarded by many fans of the series as the best and most impactful of the series so far having a big cast of characters and storylines as well as taking full advantage of the Sony playstation's graphical capabilities, which at the time Tekken 2 was released in 1996, were pretty ahead of their time. Tekken 2 was a very popular game in the 1990's. When 3D gaming was a rarity, the Tekken series seemed to seemingly jump up and literally, kick you in the face. Tekken 2 was a further advanced version of the first game in the series featuring a wider ...  Read the complete review

this is one of the best beat um ups on playstation and it certinately was when it came outand it still is even now they have releasted teken 3 and teken tag .the backgroungs are amasing and the fighters are very realistic.one thing that bugs me about this game is that it doesn't require much skill to pull off some of the most skill full moves.my 8 year old brouther has managed to master paul and can some times beat me!so don't get put off if you get beaten by a your little brouther or sister.other than that its a kick arse game which you'll spend hours playing. ...  Read the complete review

I got this game almost as soon as it went platinum and I have never looked back, it is one of the best fighting games I have played. The graphics are reasonable for any playstation game and the loading times are quite good. Even though I have the PAL version of the game I have also played the NSTC version, which is quite a bit faster and slightly better graphics but hey who is complaining. Hope you have a nice time. La la la la la la la la. ...  Read the complete review

This is platform one on one fighting game. There are many different characters, some of which you will not have to start with. To gain more characters, you must complete the game on “arcade mode” with the characters you start with. The game is very addictive and very playable. However, there are a few characters much better than others, which could be frustrating in a two player game. A good buy if that’s “up your street”, hours of fun. ...  Read the complete review

Having played Tekken 3 before this, I found Tekken 2 really dissapointing. I automatically would've been as the technology had advanced between the titles, and so the sequel was naturally going to be a superior product in terms of graphics and sound etc., but the playability of Tekken 3 makes this feel like you're pitting wooden characters against eachother, and it's indeed not far from it with noticably polygonic characters, dry backgrounds, and even though there's some cool tunes and music, the whole game just seems like it's an early 90's OAP. I have to admit that some of the special moves are fun, and it is enjoyable inititating fights, ...  Read the complete review