Well, they certainly did that as this is one of, if not my favorite fighting game on the PlayStation 2. This for me is one of those rare occasions where the home version of the game is actually better than what its arcade big brother offered. There was something very off and strange about Tekken 4 and thankfully rather than building upon that, Namco went back to what the original trilogy and to an extent Tekken Tag so special with Tekken 5. The game plays just like classic Tekken and that is a good thing.
Tekken is the kind of game that anyone can jump in, play, and have fun with. It can in many ways be a button masher kind of game. Tekken 5 hands down is the best-looking fighting game on the PlayStation 2! This is a series that has always been known for its high-quality presentation and this game takes it to a whole new level.
Never have your favorite characters looked so detailed! I notice it especially in the face and the facial animations!
It also allowed the franchise to take it to the next level in gameplay, offering a completely different gaming experience. There is the possibility of playing on one computer together for hot battles in front of the monitor. Tekken 5 was the debut for a large number of fighters who wished to participate in the tournament: Asuka Kazama is the cousin of Jin, the main protagonist of previous games in the franchise.
Participated in the 5th tournament at the age of 17, for the sake of revenge. Jimpachi Mishima is the main antagonist of the fifth part and the final boss of the storyline.
The oldest member of his clan. Devil Jin - Kazama's demonic form, being in which, he is not in control of himself. I almost killed my family, stopping at the last second. Raven - has a distinctive feature - a scar on his face in the form of a large "X". Seven of them are new combatants.
Devil Within is a new game mode that first appeared in Tekken 3. Many of the Tekken series distinct stages are back, along with improved visuals and returning characters, making this a quicker and more fluid game than ever. Tekken 5 has a crushing mechanism that makes characters more susceptible when they strike. Wall juggling, although present, is more difficult to exploit and avoid than it was in Tekken 4.
For those who want to own all three games from the arcade, this is a must-have edition.
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