Fri, Oct 30, 2009 | 20:02 GMT
Tekken 6 out now, worth your money according to reviews
Tekken 6 released today in Europe for 360 and PS3, and there are now a healthy amount of reviews are saying you should buy it.
Proof below. You should take heed, fighting people.
- 3DJuegos – 9.4/10
- Team Xbox – 9.2/10
- IGN – 8.8/10
- OXM – 9/10
- Game Informer – 8.75/10
- Gamespot – 8.5/10



7 comments
#1
theevilaires
30/10/09, 10:19 pm
not really fuck scores.scores can’t be trusted man. I love Tekken but its a rental for sure. Yea everything has improved but its not leaps and bounds. We waited this long for a Tekken and it should be better.
If you respect anything I say then rent first. If you love it then buy.
#2
Patrick Garratt
30/10/09, 10:26 pm
I’ll give it a go. I haven’t played a Tekken game for a long time, but I reckon this one’s worth a shot.
#3
Bulk Slash
30/10/09, 10:57 pm
I’ve owned all the Tekkens except Tag and 4, out of all of them I felt 3 was the best. The first two were good increments of the game and the third perfected it. After that I think the games just became prettier versions of the last game with too many new characters added and random old ones removed. I think they were all missing something extra which made Tekken 3 such a joy to play though.
I’m waiting for Tekken 6 to install to my 360 at the moment (it’s going quite slowly). Hopefully every third game is good?
#4
Runcle
31/10/09, 12:52 am
I always thought tekken tag woould have been a rash job for the PS2 release but it was my favourite I played. I didnt play eith 4 or 5 though but I think I’ll try this one. Mind you I still wouldn’t mind a 360 pad with a proper d-pad. why has no 3rd party done one at least?
#5
Patrick Garratt
31/10/09, 7:12 am
Tekken was always OK with a pad, wasn’t it? I remember all the Tekken 3 lot used to play it on normal PS pads. It was always Street Fighter people used to insist on playing with a stick.
I’m sold on this, by the way. I’ll see if I can get a copy next week. Gamertag/PSN – patlike.
#6
Neolucifer
01/11/09, 6:00 pm
@Patrick Garratt
Well it’s still more than ok on pads . it’s not like the game ever had lots of quarter circle etc moves .
Arguably some moves or steps are easier on sticks . But it probably mostly boils down to you being an arcade tekken player or usually played at home on pads .
On another related topic ,
I dont get why so many people are always so hard on tekken about it being more of the same . In the modes and extra department alone , Tekken has always done so much .. tekken force , bowling , volley , and this time a complete campaign mode . Only Soul calibur , Blazlbue and a few mortal kombat have even tried that so far .
And when it comes to the core gameplay . Well arent all franchise the same ? Asides from mortal kombat who constantly reinvent itself , mostly with gimmicks to sell (like the DC part of late) , or spin-offs , pretty much everyone follow their same safe , true and tried routine , with a few tweaks once every game .
So indeed aside from adding new moves and characters, and shallow new mechanics , they can’t really do anything else that would change entirely the franchise . At least they wont till it works and till the silent majority doesnt speak .
and that’s ok , it’s tekken we wanna play , not doa , soul calibur , or virtua fighter with tekken characters .
#7
Gheritt White
02/11/09, 10:22 am
Fucking *awesome* game, well worth the purchase if you’re into accessible one-on-one fighters.