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Tekken fans will find much that's familiar in the latest incarnation and will be delighted that the character selection has been expanded, more fighting possibilities introduced and a new Scenario Campaign created, even if online lagging and slow load...
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What’s not to like? Blend the arcade style gameplay of the classics, some new and improved features and superior visuals - the result; Tekken 6. The hours of entertainment that can be had with the Tekken series is fantastic and Tekken 6 by all means do...
New features such as the Scenario Campaign and enhanced customization keep the game interesting. Nice visual presentation packs that ‘punch’. A few new faces on the character list. Feels just as good as its predecessors, and is easy for vetera...
Unfortunately the new story-type game mode is tedious. Online play, particularly with non-local players feels very unresponsive. Is known to cause cursing amongst frustrated players (due to its often challenging nature - which is not necessarily a bad thi...
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It’s been more than four years since we last saw Tekken on the consoles. Just for nostalgia alone it was great to see the series back outside of the arcades; but more importantly, for the first time on next-gen consoles. Tekken 6 marks another new era...
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Note: We were unable to test out Tekken 6's multiplayer modes because they were not available to us at the time of our review. We hope to fully test the online component and write about our experiences soon.If you're already a die-hard fan of the Tekken series then you've probably made up your mind about Tekken 6 already, so I won't bother wasting my breath telling you whether or not the game is any good. Rather, I'm going to talk to the newcomers and the casual fans who might know the serie...
Fast-paced fighting that’s detailed and accessible, large and diverse cast of customisable characters; sharp visual presentation...
Doesn’t feel like a huge upgrade over the last game, Scenario Campaign is sort of a shallow experience...
Tekken fans have reasons to rejoice now that the latest instalment of the 3D fighting franchise has arrived but gamers who haven’t closely followed the series may be wondering what Tekken 6 has to offer them...
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The beat-‘em-up genre has undergone something of a renaissance this generation, built upon dual pillars of nostalgia and consummate balance. About the right time for 34 already tried-and-tested warriors to join the endless struggle, you might say. Time...
A slightly dodgy mechanic aside, this is entertaining fare. Several competitors remain more attractive, mind. 8.8/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake.Add to my profile pageGame ScoresGraphics:8...
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Balance is a delicate thing, so easily lost. Tekken is a series that thrives on it – on striking a balance between fulfilling its remit as the ‘accessible’ 3D fighting game (button-mashing will get you further here than in most fighters) and offering a...
Fast and furious fighting, Rage gauge is good equalizer, New characters are cool...
Design is archaic in 2009, Starting to become bloated, Lame brawler mode...
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Platform Tested: Xbox 360Genre: FightingESRB: T for TeenTekken 6 is the latest iteration in the long-running fighting series where a collection of diverse multiethnic, multigender, and even mulitispecies characters gather to beat the crap out of eac...
Smooth 3D Fighting Game. A plethora of characters to fight with and against.
Story mode is long and not as fun as arcade mode.
If you like fighting games, you'll like Tekken 6...
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When it comes to fighting game franchises, there are a few that stand out from the days of the arcade. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Soul Calibur are some of the more popular series that have withstood the test of time. However, Tekken is not to b...
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2009 is unquestionably the year of the fighting game. With no less than eight major fighting games arriving on consoles this year, we’ve seen more hyper-combos, barrier-bursts, critical finishers, snapback attacks, juggle combos, and deadlocks than ev...
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is actually about the eighth version of the franchise to grace the console market, if one includes and , but that doesn’t make it any less welcome. Generally speaking, with the possible exception of and its weird position change mechanics, the vari...
Tekken 6 is a great fighting game, make no mistake about that, but with some minor tweaks and adjustments, it could have been even better, and while it’s still worth picking up if you’re even a little interested, some more work would have made it a mu...
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Tekken 6 offers 40 characters, plenty of modes, and the great Tekken gameplay that the series has always been known for. It doesn’t look as nice as other Xbox 360 fighters, and the Scenario Campaign is pretty darn awful, but the core gameplay is still...
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Tekken 6 sees the return of the infamous King of the Iron Fist tournament that started off life at arcades around the world in the mid-Nineties and then became one of the most established PlayStation exclusive hand-to-hand fighting franchises of all t...
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The King of Iron Fist makes its much awaited first appearance on the current generation of consoles. Things have come a long way since the much hyped teaser in the Sony presentation at E3 2006, where they showed a photo-realistic Jin Kazama practicing...
Controls well on the Xbox 360, 40 playable characters on first boot, Addictive customization system, Ghost data based single player works well...
Average visuals, Average story mode, The series needs some innovation...
Tekken 6 puts the arcade mode hidden well inside the Offline Modes menu on the main screen, which came as a surprise considering that right from the starting cutscene you get the Insert Coin indicator flashing at the bottom. Once you do enter the arcad...
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Even though there have been numerous fighting games released this year, no gamer should be without the latest Tekken game. There is so much to do and so many fighters to choose from that no matter what players fighting preference may be, they will find...
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Smacking fools all upside the virtual face and neck is something I happen to be really good at, so my mouth began to water Pavlov-like as I cracked the cellophane on the sixth installment of the venerable Tekken series, anticipating the sweet tears of...
Large cast of characters; variety of gameplay modes; faithful to the series' core gameplay and ethos.
Hopeless online play; many of the characters are interchangeable... and weird.
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It seems difficult to criticise Tekken 6 for feeling like an uninspired effort from Namco Bandai in the same year we heap praise upon Street Fighter 4 - a fighting game Capcom is delighted to hear described as Street Fighter 2.5. But it lacks the fresh...
It's Tekken!, Loads of game modes, Lack of innovation, Starting to feel tired...
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The King of Iron Fist returns to the console arena.The Tekken series has had an interesting run. The love/hate relationship with the series continues to go back and forth, and with so many top-tier fighters already hitting the market this year, some fa...
Massive roster, Tons to unlock, Lots of outfits, Tons of customization...
Laggy online, Cheap final boss, Massive load times...
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If ever I needed an arcade stick it was for Tekken 6. Playing with a decidedly mushy regular 360 controller feels a little like I'm only getting 75% of the experience. Or more specifically, all my action/reactions were running at 75%. Tekke...
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