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Tekken: Dark Resurrection
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Tekken: Dark Resurrection
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1UP
The D-pad issues are too problematic for this to be a perfect fighting game, but, as a game you can take anywhere, it's very close.
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Pro-G
The quick and relatively uncomplicated fighting fix that Tekken provides is ideal for a handheld format, and if that's what you're looking for this may be the best example yet.
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PALGN AU
Namco have always been very good to Sony when developing Tekken for the home consoles, Tekken 3 was one of the best fighting games on the PlayStation One, Tekken Tag Tournament was one of the reasons to buy a PlayStation 2 at launch and Tekken 5 was one
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Gamecritics
One of the PlayStation 2 's best fighters in a portable format, and it made the jump without sacrificing a bit of the quality.
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Games Asylum
This month’s Official Nintendo Magazine has a preview of a quirky new Nintendo DS game from Koei entitled Prey the Stars. Despite being nearly finished and due for release in the spring, when we put the name into Google all we could find were a handful
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Modojo
The Dojo Mode, Ghost Mode, and Tekken Bowling are worth the price on their own, and the fighting looks and feels just like it always has.
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Sydney Morning Herald
The biggest problem is a hardware issue: it can be difficult for players to hit diagonals on the PSP's directional pad. But once mastered, experts should have few frustrations.
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Videogame City
The Tekken series has always been the staple fighting franchise for Sony platforms since it made its debut on the PSOne years ago. Having recently hit another stride with Tekken 5 on the Playstation 2, the series is keeping up the pace with its first
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Pocket Gamer UK
Sanches 29/8/2006
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G4 TV
aren't supposed to have this much to them, especially handheld fighters. For whatever reason, the genre never quite took root on portable platforms -- until now, the best and deepest offerings in this category were probably for SNK's dead Neo Geo Pocket.N
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Gamestyle
Tekken on the PSP is pretty much a no-brainer for Namco-Bandai. A port of an arcade game, itself a tweaked version of Tekken 5, seems ideal for a platform on which expensive-to-develop titles aren't viable moneymakers. More to the point, where would a
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