Customer Reviews

Tekken 6

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Tekken 6 is definitely a great fighting game on consoles, but here on the PSP, the game is surprisingly even better. Just like the console versions, there's a whole loaded assortment of fighters to choose from, and the game looks wonderful as well. The only major feature that isn't included here in the PSP version of the game is the scenario campaign mode, which in reality isn't all that much of a drawback at all. Arcade and Ghost modes are still where the real meat and potatoes of Tekken are to be had, and in those regards alone, Tekken 6 is a masterpiece. All in all, Tekken 6 on the PSP is an essential pickup for PSP owning fighting game fans, and is wholeheartedly worth your time.

Tekken 6 on PS3 is great, but Tekken 6 on PSP is greater. The reasons are, the load times are faster, amazing gameplay, superb graphics, and last but not least, it's portable. I have both versions and I am a certified Tekken alumnus. Tekken 6 progresses the franchise to a higher level. The one loss for the Tekken series is Tekken 4!

Tekken 5 will probably always be the best Tekken and will probably stay my favorite Tekken, but Tekken 6 is still poppin ^_^. I Got both 5 and 6 for the PSP and the PS3 and all versions are great. I'm still waiting for a PS3 for the PS3 (Power Stone 3 for the Play Station 3)..........

Loved it. Have been playing non-stop for straight week and have not got tired of it a single bit. A perfect christmas gift for teens - but parents, do watch out as it might affect their studies!!!!!

I just recently bought tekken 6 for the PSP as I was looking for a new game for my handheld system. Let me say if you are looking for a fighting game on your PSP you should definitely pick this up, the only better fighting game available for the system that I think is slightly better is street fighter alpha 3.

Gameplay: Its classic tekken... all the moves, combos, throws. Easy for the casual fight fan but challenging to master for the vets so I think either crowd would be happy.

Story: Each fighter has there own separate little story with there own cinematic that plays after you defeat the final boss some of which interconnect and some that are stand alone... nothing deep but they are fun to watch.

Graphics: Really good looking for a handheld game.

Replayability: You earn points that can be spent at an in game store to customize your characters outfits, auras and such so if your a completist then you'll be spending alot of time with that if you want everything, as well as unlocking all the story cinematics for each character or just popping it in to play some arcade mode.

Cons: The only thing I didnt like about this game was the final boss (azazel) probably spelled that wrong. But he is this giant crystallised egyptian monster thing and why he sucks is because hes so huge he has a reach of 3/4 of the way across the screen which is frustrating to say the least on the harder difficulty settings. If you lower the difficulty settings then hes not so bad but why namco put him in the game I dunno why.

In conclusion I highly recommend this title if your looking for a fighting game on your PSP as its one of the good ones and you'll enjoy it if your into the fighting titles.

I sooo love this game. It's been a year now and it's still in my psp. haven't thought of buying nor trying another fighting game - unless they release tekken tag 2 on psp of course

This is the best game series PSP has and this version is the best version of Tekken. There are many characters to choose from. The best part? You do not have to "build" a game, you just go straight to fighting.

I am not a gamer but I thoroughly enjoyed this game. The action is hard-pounding and pure arcade fun. I highly recommend this game if you like karate/fighting games. You cannot go wrong with this game.

i feel the graphics for this game are great. It's hard to tell the difference from when I am playing in an xbox. The characters are great and the variety of moves as well. I recommend this game to anyone looking for a good fighting game. I must say that the game is so much better when you actually take your time to learn the best moves. It's not as fun just to start playing and press bottons...After you learn the best moves it gets really competitive as your rank goes higher and you have to fight stronger oppponents.

Just as good as ps3 version, except no campaign mode. This one is better in "training mode" though. Reason: you can use the L and R buttons to change the command list, instead of having to pause everytime like the ps3 version. Suggestion: Train on this one, kick-ass online on the ps3 one.