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Many brave combatants have entered THE KING OF IRON FIST tournament 4, including newcomers Steve Fox and Christie Monteiro, plus veteran fighters Marshall Law, Paul Phoenix and Kazuya Mishima.
The winner will inherit Heihachi Mishima's entire empire.
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1 or 2 players
Memory Card (8mb for PS2) : 70kb minimum
Vibration Function compatible
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Review by: trejaxon (Tre)
Dated: 20th of October, 2013
Tekken 4 is one of the coolest fighting game I have ever played and trust me I have played a lot of fighting games! what I do like a lot about it is that tekken still has the original characters from the previous tekken games like Jin and Yoshimitsu, and they bring in new fighters as well.
The graphics have really improved since the first game, I have played this on my PlayStation 3 also and the picture is pretty much the same, mind you I played tekken 5 not tekken 4, but the picture quality and clearness is pretty close to the same obviously the ps2 picture is a little less clear as ps3 but it still pretty awesome.
The standard fighting moves is pretty simple but.... the combo's are a different story, just for an example: You would have to move your fingers from Triangle to Circle then back again 4 times.... sometimes 6! I was playing this game with my mate when I did that combo......IT WAS EPIC!!! and I won. I like tekken 4 on ps2 but I like tekken on ps3 more.
Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 15th of January, 2004
Beat-em-ups have been around as long as games consoles have. This game is no exception. The big 'improvements' of this particular strain of 1-on-1 combat seem to be hyped graphics, a few extra bits thrown into an already drawn out plotline mode, and some extra 'special moves'.
Other than that this game really didn't have a whole hell of a lot of appeal for me. It snagged me for an hour while I worked out some of the 'special combo' attacks, but the glamour rapidly faded. I will stick to playing SoulBlade (a good ol' classic PSX game from the first days of the original PlayStation console), at least that had swords .
However, since it is now Platinum Release, it's fairly good value for money for those of you who really dig this sort of brutal 1-to-1 violence.
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