You use all of your attacks, but perform them in 360 style movement. In this mode (similar to Tekken Force), you choose a character and complete story missions in third person mode. Tekken 6 introduced the Scenario Campaign. When you pummel your opponent to five percent HP, and are ready to finish them off, they can still counter with two or three hits, winning the match. This mechanic can be fair but also very frustrating. When low on health, you enter rage mode, giving you a damage boost in order to get a chance of turning the tides against your opponent. Tekken 6 also implemented the rage system. Tekken 6 introduces some new stage mechanics in which you can break walls and floors, revealing more of the stage and changing the environment. The speed of the attacks has been improved as well, making the controls feel even more fluent. When talking controls, they work perfectly and responsive. The sound effects themselves also have been upgraded and sound spot on. It is a varied mix between dubstep, pop, orchestra and metal. The music is, along with Tekken 5, the best of all the installments.
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It is, once again, a big, next gen upgrade from the previous game and features polished textures, smooth animation and detailed environments. In terms of graphics, Tekken 6 looks beautiful. These additions are really well implemented and each one of them feels great to play with. You can now play as Zafina, Lars, Leo, Bob and Miguel. You got most of the characters, including all of the Tekken 5 characters. This guy is somehow even worse than Jinpachi. Apart from being a giant beast like monster that blocks half the screen, this dude can shoot crystal spikes trough the floor, always hitting you, it shoots laser beams and rolls towards you, hitting you at least three times. However, in Tekken 6, they even made it worse with Azazel. After the monster God called Jinpachi from Tekken 5, the developers learned from their mistakes by making Jinpachi weak as a floor mop in the latest port of Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection for the PlayStation 3. However, beneath the ruins and sand, Raven (the cool ninja dude from Tekken 5) discovers Jin’s unconscious body, still with the Devil mark on his arm.Īnd that brings me to the second, most frustrating and unfair boss fights in the Tekken series.
The plummet to the depths of the sand together and all seems to be over. Lars understands, takes of with Alisa (who is now your friend again) and Jin continues his battle with Azazel. Jin reveals that his plan was to awaken Azazel himself, so he could get destroyed by him and get rid of his Devil Gene.
He whoops the floor with him and meets Jin. Lars goes to the temple and awakens the great evil, who is a demon called Azazel. Lars follows the duo to Egypt and meets Zafina, an archaeologist who warns Lars of a great evil living in the temple that Jin is heading to. Lars goes to the temple and awakens the great evil, who is a … More To make matters worse, Alisa was actually sent by Jin to spy on his every move and after being beaten by Alisa, Jin flees with Alisa to Egypt. In an epic plot twist, it is revealed that Lars is actually the illegitimate son of Heihachi and that his goal was to take over the Mishima Zaibatsu family. He meets an android, called Alisa Bosconovitch, and tries to recover his memories. He gets pummeled in a G Corporation raid, losing his memory. Meanwhile, the world is in chaos and a brave soldier called Lars Alexandersson rebels from the regular army with some of his solider to take up arms against the Mishima Zaibatsu family and the G Corporation. In response, Jin hosts the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 to lure Kazuya out. His daddy, Kazuya, places a bounty on his head, which his G Corporation is aiming to collect. He uses his new position to declare his company (including the military Tekken Force) completely independent and declaring war to every other nation (way to go Jin). After his battle with his great grand daddy and banishing him back to the afterlife, Jin Kazama is now the head of the Mishima Zaibatsu family. It adds a fresh new look, many different game modes and overall, a very rewarding experience. Tekken 6 is an excellent installment of the series.
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