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1. TEKKEN 6 BLOODLINE REBELLION KING COMBO UPDATE
2. TEKKEN 6 BLOODLINE REBELLION KING COMBO PATCH
3. TEKKEN 6 BLOODLINE REBELLION KING COMBO SERIES

Button mashing will do fine in arcade mode on easy, but against a solid player you will get owned. Tekken is a slower, more methodical brawler than some of the others, and that can be both a good and bad thing. Then once you learn the art of parrying and ukemis (getting up after being knocked down) you realize there is more here than simple button mashing. It feels more clunky at first, but once you uncover the amount of depth behind it you realize the true potential of the system. Tekken still implements the four button layout where each button corresponds to one of your limbs. The sheer amount of variety is nearly worth the price of admission alone especially considering how balanced each character truly is. Of course all of your favorites also return including Lei Wulong, Nina and Anna Williams and of course King and Armored King.

TEKKEN 6 BLOODLINE REBELLION KING COMBO UPDATE

Bob, Zafina, Leo and Miguel all show up as well as the two new characters from the Bloodline Rebellion arcade update Lars and Alisa.

TEKKEN 6 BLOODLINE REBELLION KING COMBO SERIES

Just about every single fighter from the series makes an appearance and the new faces do well to mesh into the universe while still managing to feel unique. There are a ton of characters here both new and old. From the moment you set eyes on the select screen your jaw will drop. The character roster is easily the most impressive thing about the game.

TEKKEN 6 BLOODLINE REBELLION KING COMBO PATCH

Namco Bandai has stated that they intend to offer a patch to fix these issues in the near future, so let’s hope they clean it up before too many players lose interest. One match was smooth as ice while the next moved at the speed of a slow moving truck. You can opt to play player or ranked matches and from the few sessions we played things are still a bit problematic. Speaking of online play Tekken 6 brings the battle to the internet on both systems. The rest of the modes are standard fare and can also be played against another local player. Seeing how many you can take down is quite addictive and the challenge really is engaging. Here you take on various enemies of different rank in succession. Ghost Battle reminds me of the arcade mode found in Virtua Fighter. Survival, Team Attack and my personal favorite Ghost Battle round out the mix nicely. You have arcade mode where you blast through a series of characters. The single player one-on-one fighting is broken down into several segments, all of which should be familiar to fans of the genre. The story involved is traditional Tekken, so if you enjoy it you will likely find something here worth watching. As a standalone item this mode can be both tedious and frustrating due to its problems, but the addiction of unlocking all of the endings, characters and earning more money make it more than worth playing through. The Arena within this mode allows you to take on four fighters before being rewarded the ending, and needless to say that unlocking all endings will take some serious time investment. The bulk of Achievements and Trophies are from this mode and this is also the only place you can unlock the CGI endings we have all come to know and love from the Tekken series. What this means is that if you die at the last possible section or somehow get cheaply knocked off the edge of the map, you have to start over. What is frustrating about this mode is that each level requires you to finish it before moving on. The bonus about Scenario mode is that you can earn a ton of money here to customize your brawler, more on that later. The move set from the main game remains intact, but pulling off combos and such is just not as in-depth as the core game. This new mode allows you to follow a story arc that focuses on Lars and Alisa and plays out like a 3D beat ’em up title. Scenario Campaign mode will jump out at you from the beginning as it is the first option in the menu. Let’s first break down all the ways to play this meaty offering. The latest game adds tons of characters, a new scenario mode and even some online action to keep gamers playing it for months to come. The Tekken series not only makes it next-gen console debut, but also its Xbox debut with Tekken 6. However, if you find yourself in the same boat as myself, and absolutely love the genre, this game is a must have. The love/hate relationship with the series continues to go back and forth, and with so many top-tier fighters already hitting the market this year, some fans may not have enough room in their hearts for the latest King of the Iron Fist Tournament. The Tekken series has had an interesting run. The King of Iron Fist returns to the console arena.