The best tekken yet, brings back the tekken tag option, beats marvel vs capcom hands down more technical fighting more moves and characters and looks...

amount of different characters and moves

that it took so long for usa to get it over here

I could name it Tekken tag tournament 2: the Tekken 6 expanded experience. It's still a great game, worth playable and payable, you won't find a great new thing but if you like the series you'll hardly regret it

In the music industry, the "Greatest Hits" album has been a staple for every major band. Even when there aren't enough hits to fill a disc, that's not going to stop a record label from trying.

In 2000 I first got a glimpse of Tekken Tag Tournament on the PS2. The game gave gamers the chance to fight with thirty five characters from Tekken, Tekken 2 and Tekken 3 along with Unknown, a female character with the uncanny ability to imitate anyone's moves and styles from the game (what an...

Visually Superb; Great Online System; Massive Character Choice

Steep Learning Curve Over LIVE

The best Tekken game since the 2nd game of the franchise. Having played all the Tekken games since the original on my old Playstation 1, this lastest Tekken includes just about everything you could have wanted from previous installments plus new moves, vivid graphics and great animations.

In the past, I have found fighting games to be intimidating, but it does not mean that I don't enjoy them.  Chances are that at some point you have been turned off by a fighting game that features tons of combos that you needed to memorize, many strategies for you to learn, and tons of teams to...

Has Tekken always been this funny? We've been signed-up combatants in the King of Iron Fist tournament since it burst onto the PSone in all its geometric glory back in 1995, and it's always been a fantastical and spectacular series.

By far the best tekken so far! and very impressed with the delivery time.

It was beginning to look like the appeal of the Tekken franchise was on the wane. No sooner had Street Fighter IV resurrected the competitive fighter genre back in 2009 that Tekken 6 arrived – a gallingly safe sequel too reliant on the series' classic formula.

The original Tekken Tag Tournament came to the console market as a PS2 exclusive launch title, and was an interesting take on the Tekken series that, until now, was never expanded upon. It's a little surprising that Namco didn't revisit the concept for twelve years.