Tekken 5

Published 19 May, 2005

You may also like...

Comments (6) Latest comment 7 years ago

Comments threads automatically close after 30 days, but please feel free to continue chatting on the forum!

  • WoodenSpoon #1 7 years ago

    What's that? It looks like Tekken 4?

  • WoodenSpoon #2 7 years ago

    Asuka looks very like VF's Aoi

  • Natalio #3 7 years ago

    Look at that resolution. Brilliant.

  • ChocNut #4 7 years ago

    Where is Tekken PSP?

    Where I asks ya?

    Namco?

    RR? - Brilliant
    Tekken?
    TEKKEN???!!!
    HELLO!

  • Kami #5 7 years ago

    From what I've been told by some sources who claim to have played the arcade version, Tekken 5 isn't anywhere near as "cheap" as Tekken 4 was. Tekken 4 was all too simple, with the scenery damage being horrid, and counters and reversals and escapes being all too easily (and accidentally) available.

    What I'm told Tekken 5 does is that it still keeps the ideas, but it really tightens them up and makes them work far better. The scenery is there, but not quite as stupidly positioned or damageable as in Tekken 4. Escapes and the like can still be performed, but not so easily or cheaply. The moves are supposedly more balanced, style a little more cohesive, and the game just generally a lot more balanced and refined. The ideas introduced in Tekken 4 have apparantly been much more intelligently worked into Tekken 5.

    ... basically, I've been told Tekken 5 is what Tekken 4 SHOULD have been. It's a bit of a shame Tekken 4 exists if Tekken 5 is as good as I'm being told... but every good games series has it's disasters I suppose...

  • Ranger101 #6 7 years ago

    Tekken 5 is uber popular in Troc Picadilliy. It stole all the SF3 3rd Strike players away from the machines.....*sniff*