- Publisher: Namco Bandai Games America
- Release Date: Mar 1, 2007
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7.7
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 13 Ratings
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Positive: 11 out of 13
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Mixed: 0 out of 13
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Negative: 2 out of 13
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NeroApr 1, 200710
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DannyG.May 9, 200710Excellent game wicked characters, and still has a great fighting system.
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StefannoD.Aug 20, 20077Cheap and nice game, there is not a online mode, only arcade mode and the ghost battle (the arcade game without end, u play until get bored), not the best in the series.
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NeoC.Jun 18, 20071Definately not on of the best in the series. Compared to VF, the moves and graphics suffer, and the game hasn't really moved into the HD era just yet. Although you're running at 1080p, you still see some rough edges which you don't expect, and realise this is just a rush job to cash in on the public's demand for new ps3 content. I'll wait for Tekken 6.
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AlanD.Jul 14, 20077I haven't played a tekken game since tekkn 3, so I was rusty when I started playing this game. No practice mode didn't help matters. But for $20 it is a steal. Still, I was expecting the character endings, which is why i can only give a 7.
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JoelM.Aug 4, 20078Solid game, HD graphics are great. This game will keep me busy while Soul Calibur IV comes out.
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75What you're basically getting for your 20 bucks (you read that right) is a skeletal single-player or 1-on-1 versus game. It is cool that we're finally able to get our hands on what was once an arcade/handheld only, but it's pretty much just that. What's offered is nice enough, but it's not much of a stretch to think that Namco could have included a little bit more.
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85There's no sense in mincing words: Tekken 5 doesn't come close to capturing the full graphical potential of the PlayStation 3. In fact, as far as next-gen brawlers go, it's a bit on the homely side.
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90Dark Resurrection doesn't have all of the extra features you might expect from a console release of a Tekken game, but this is offset by the pretty fair price and the fact that you can finally play the game on any size TV screen you have and with an arcade stick (like, say, the Hori Fighting Stick 3), to boot.