Don't buy it!!! it has only tekken movie and a demo version of tekken tag tournament in it. Other than that it has no game to offer that would entertain you, unless you like the tekken old versions.

More than any other two entertainment mediums, video games and movies undergo the most frequent comparisons as audio-visual vehicles for storytelling. Whereas video games must be concerned with mechanics and design, film has the freedom to focus on character and plot development.

Tekken Tag Tournament is still fun

HD visuals are the only upgrade; Tekken: Blood Vengeance is a terrible film

Ever since PS2 backwards compatibility was removed from the PS3, Sony and its partners have sought to ensure that new gamers can still enjoy the classics from generations past, either via PSN or through HD remasteries/collections.

Tekken Hybrid is a unique PS3-exclusive bundle selling for a budget price. For a little over R300 you get Tekken Tag Tournament HD, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue and the CG movie Tekken: Blood Vengeance.

Remember the days when demos releases were eagerly awaited entries in the calendar, when print magazines offered up precious samples of upcoming titles to fuel the flames and fan the hype?

Tekken Tag Tournament is still a blast even after 10 years; Blood Vengeance is great fun; Great little package for series fans

But is there enough there to warrant a full purchase; TTT2 Prologue really quite meagre; Could have added online play

Everything started off suitably Japanese. We were in control of a giant demon man preparing to fight the fearsome school girl in front of us. The fact that we had horns, an exoskeleton and could shoot lasers made us very optimistic.

Tekken Hybrid a package that contains a graphically-updated version of a game that was released 12 years ago, a game demo and a movie. Most gamers are going to find the $60 price tag hard to swallow, so only hardcore Tekken fans need apply.

Those who absolutely must have a slice of Tekken action this year will no doubt find something to enjoy in Tekken Hybrid. The game is a rather thin package that won't appeal to anyone unaccustomed to the series, and indeed, this would be a terrible place for them to start.

I remember the first time I played a Tekken game. It was in an arcade during my teens and I remember thinking how good it looked.  Yet it was a little bit different compared to some other fighting games in that time.

The Tekken series is without a doubt a great fighting franchise, with its fair share of quality titles. Back in 1999, Tekken Tag Tournament was released in arcades and eventually released on the PlayStation 2 the following year.