It's almost rare to find a truly great Mortal Kombat fighting masterpiece from Midway for the handheld platform these days since the series had some weak game features and very crappy game play on handheld then its arcade and console counter-parts. Mortal Kombat II for the Game Boy; however, may look like an outdated handheld fighting edition full of craps and choppy graphics, but what other fighting play games fans don't know is that this is the most rarest and greatest handheld Mortal Kombat fighting edition there is of all the other Mortal Kombat titles so far. It features eight selectable fighters each with their very own special moves, killer combos, fatalities, and babalities. In all, there are only two battle stages and in them there is only one stage with a pit fatality feature, there are also two hidden secret fighters that player can challenge to satisfy their fighting appetite, the control are easy to get used to and every combos as well as special and basic moves are easy to master unlike the many prequels and sequels that came before and after this version which had a big disadvantages with the use of game play and control that made them look like crap. Also if you want competition you can always fight one on one with a friend via link cable, the final boss is also a challenge to beat and the game is so fun that you will want to come back for more.
Tekken Advance - Namco [Game Boy Advance]
It's hard to believe that Namco, a third party publisher, can creatively published a good 3D fighting franchise such as Tekken for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance with quality features and game play similar to that of the PlayStation original. Tekken Advance is likely similar to Tekken 3 for the PlayStation, it introduced nine of the series greatest fighters as well as one unlockable boss character with the crammed in features of seven modes of play which includes Arcade, Tag Mode similar to the one in "Tekken Tag Tournament," Team Battle Mode, Time Attack, Survival, and Practice Mode. Namco was also able to crammed in every pack of combos, parry moves, side-steps, and unique juggles to each fighters making this game a complete fighting pleasure. The control are very easy to handle with only four buttons of the GBA and the sounds as well as the graphics are that arcade quality perfect to the console version. You can even go one on one with a friend via link battle for a non-stop combo butt-kicking fun.
Samurai Shodown - Takara/SNK [Game Boy]
Like every SNK titles that were released on the Game Boy, Samurai Shodown is a port of the ever popular Neo Geo arcade original. Developed by Takara at the time and published by SNK, Samurai Shodown for Game Boy features chibi super deform fighters and 2D action fighting at its finest, you will also get a lineup of 12 selectable samurai warriors ready to slash and kill as well as three secret bonus characters to be discover. Each character also comes pack with different weapons as well as special moves, POW attacks, and air attacks. The Game Boy version is unique that it had a Story Mode that tells the story of the character you choose which explain their reason for combat in wide cut-scenes anime picture formats. The straw slashing bonus stage is fun and challenging every time and the final boss battle is tough and challenging as well that you'll likely want to master your character more often in able to be success and if that's not enough you can always duel one on one with a friend via link cable in Vs. Mode.
Showing posts with label Tekken Fighting Games Dark Resurrection. Show all posts
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Tekken Fighting Games Dark Resurrection
I've recently purchased Tekken: Dark Resurrection for my PSP. I have to say if you want extreme fun and entertainment on the go, buy this game as soon as you can! Easy to pick up and play, and if you know someone else who has the game, battle them and prove who's the better fighter!
It's hard to believe that more than a decade has passed since Tekken premiered in the arcades. It's even harder to believe that we have a portable Tekken fighting games on the Playstation Portable that we can play games on the go but we do. While I'll admit that my interest wained after Tekken 3(even though I've played them all), my interest and fever for the series is back in full force with this installment.
Except for the Devil Within & Arcade History modes, everything from Tekken 5 made it over to the PSP. Several things were improved upon, like the character customization mode as well as the adding of two new characters. Mini-games like Gold rush, Tekken Bowling and Dojo Mode are extremely cool. Tekken: Dark Resurrection will surely be the game all other PSP fighters will be judged by from now on.
Gameplay: 5 out of 5
Graphics: 7 out of 5
Sound: 4 out of 5
Replay Value: 4 out of 5
Price: 5 out of 5 (It's worth 50 dollars)
Final: 5(5 stars out of 5) - 100%
One thing that Tekken: Dark Resurrection proves, most of all, is that great console fighters can be brought to the PSP with no problems. That's really promising for fans of such technical fighters such as Soul Calibur, Virtua Fighter and Dead or Alive. Their dreams of portable versions of these classics could actually come true if developers were inclined to do so. Personally; I'd love to see portable versions of my favorite console fighters myself (like Street Fighter EX, Project Justice, Bloody Roar, Naruto, and Super Dragonball Z).
In conclusion, if you're looking for a tremendous 3-D fighter that can show what the Playstation Portable is capable of graphically and otherwise, look no further than Tekken: Dark Resurrection.
It's hard to believe that more than a decade has passed since Tekken premiered in the arcades. It's even harder to believe that we have a portable Tekken fighting games on the Playstation Portable that we can play games on the go but we do. While I'll admit that my interest wained after Tekken 3(even though I've played them all), my interest and fever for the series is back in full force with this installment.
Except for the Devil Within & Arcade History modes, everything from Tekken 5 made it over to the PSP. Several things were improved upon, like the character customization mode as well as the adding of two new characters. Mini-games like Gold rush, Tekken Bowling and Dojo Mode are extremely cool. Tekken: Dark Resurrection will surely be the game all other PSP fighters will be judged by from now on.
Gameplay: 5 out of 5
Graphics: 7 out of 5
Sound: 4 out of 5
Replay Value: 4 out of 5
Price: 5 out of 5 (It's worth 50 dollars)
Final: 5(5 stars out of 5) - 100%
One thing that Tekken: Dark Resurrection proves, most of all, is that great console fighters can be brought to the PSP with no problems. That's really promising for fans of such technical fighters such as Soul Calibur, Virtua Fighter and Dead or Alive. Their dreams of portable versions of these classics could actually come true if developers were inclined to do so. Personally; I'd love to see portable versions of my favorite console fighters myself (like Street Fighter EX, Project Justice, Bloody Roar, Naruto, and Super Dragonball Z).
In conclusion, if you're looking for a tremendous 3-D fighter that can show what the Playstation Portable is capable of graphically and otherwise, look no further than Tekken: Dark Resurrection.
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