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 does not fall short.

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 veterans to familiarise themselves with once again.

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 thing)

Barring a few arcade spin offs the game has always remained an exclusive to Sony consoles with Tekken and the stunning Tekken 2 gracing the PS1 with Tekken Tag, Tekken 3, 4 and 5 all appearing on the PS2, not forgetting the PSP Tekken games too.

Fighting game fans already know the score. Tekken 6, finally console bound after living it up in arcades (beginning in Japan in 2007) for a while now, has also made its leap from seminal Sony exclusivity with a foray onto the Xbox 360.

To a generation of fighting gamers, the Tekken series has been one of the best in the genre. Like the prior installments in the series, Tekken 6 features a cast of characters that are gathered together to fight in a tournament to determine a champion.

Solid installment in the; Tekken; series; Good graphics; Smooth offline controls and framerate; Deep move and combo system

Online mode extremely laggy; Azazel is a cheap final boss that saps fun out of the game; Scenario Campaign mode is a missed opportunity; Lack of co-op in Scenario Campaign mode; Extremely high learning curve with only basic tools to self-teach you the game

Tekken 6 is the latest installment of Namco's popular 3D fighter, Tekken. Although, Tekken 6 just recently made it to console, it has been out and playable for a couple years. The game was first released in Japanese arcades in November of 2007.

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I purchased this in 2010 when the game was more recent and I needed an inexpensive stick. At the time I bought it for $75 USD. If this were to be at or lower than this price I would rate it higher than three stars, but at the current price over $100 USD four years later, I don't believe it is worth...

I love the Tekken series and was really looking forward to the seventh installment but I find it a dissapointing play. I do not expect much from a Tekken game, a simple story where one character fights another to conclude in a vague ending sequence that will leave you satisfied until the next game.

The Bemani series is like a vampire that just won't die. However much Konami drives a stake through its heart with extremely poor graphics and un-original gameplay, which literally bleed it dry. Somehow it just keeps coming back to haunt store shelves around the world.

Decent music; Jukebox mode is nice; The dance mat could make a nice dog bed

Poor everything; The pain it caused me in both my hands; The fact I have it

This generation has seen a resurgence of the fighting game genre. Once seen as a dying breed, it has managed to become relevant again with many great games appearing such as Virtua Fighter 5 and Street Fighter 4.