Ah, Tekken. Tekken rose to fame back in 1994 when it hit the arcades, and then in 1995 when it was released on PlayStation. I first got it over a year ago - yes, at a car boot sale (I got Tekken 1, 2 and 3 at carboot sales, but the PS2 games I got in game stores). I think Tekken is good, I like listening to King George Island and the Stadium music, it's pretty cool! Michelle Chang is my fave in this game, she has great fighting skills and is arguably prettier than the other females in that game. However, I found Heihachi Mishima to be a fighting God! He was so powerful that I could be fighting him ALL DAY and still show no signs of winning! He was too overpowered and it wasn't really fair, because that meant that the other characters were not so good when they are against him (especially Yoshimitsu and Jack, I takesme ages to win with them!) Plus, in order to unlock a character, you HAVE to be the same person through out the game (once, I was getting my ass kicked so badly that I decided to be a different character, and then when I went on character select, the person was not UNLOCKED!! But other than that, it is a good game and a good start to the series.
Tekken is an every day fighter that does really nothing to the fighting genre.People worldwide hail Tekken for being "Revolutionary",but yet there is not a single revolutionary thing about it. So,in Tekken you can pun... Read Full Review
This is the game that made a series that was popular for a decade to enjoy. Also, one of the games that competed with Sega's Vitual Fighter series and won. When playing this game, there are the basic elements at a f... Read Full Review
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