Set fifteen years after it’s predecessor, it seems that everybody has grown old in this brand new “King of Iron Fist Tournament.” This sequel comes with a continuing story line, complete with a brand new bad guy, Ogre.

I appears that the Mishima empire has suffered a loss to a certain nasty beast. Of course, Heihachi is not happy about this at all; enter the tournament. Due to Tekken’s continual story line, there have been a couple of deletions, and a couple of addition to the cast. I ... more >>

Set fifteen years after it’s predecessor, it seems that everybody has grown old in this brand new “King of Iron Fist Tournament.” This sequel comes with a continuing story line, complete with a brand new bad guy, Ogre.

I appears that the Mishima empire has suffered a loss to a certain nasty beast. Of course, Heihachi is not happy about this at all; enter the tournament. Due to Tekken’s continual story line, there have been a couple of deletions, and a couple of addition to the cast. In particular, Jin Kazama. Son of Jun and Kazuya Mishima from Tekken 2, this guy has a very, very nasty streak. If I go into the story anymore, it’ll become very confusing, even for me.

In game visuals have improved slightly over the other titles, but the most impressive improvement, although not the most obvious one, is the number of moves that have been added. Each character now has pages and pages of attacks, but if you want to find out what they are you’ll have to play extensively. << less