DarienA said:Law is going from Tekken 5 straight to film Gangs of New York 2!
DarienA said:Law is going from Tekken 5 straight to film Gangs of New York 2!
Customization/profile - This was an unnecessary pain in the ass. To create a profile, a player must have their card in the first slot, edit their name, and play a round of Story Mode to "validate" it for VS play. Then, you have to reset the game, using another memory card, to create another profile. After playing that through with Story Mode once, you can then commence VS mode, using both profiles. Cute, Namco... I don't know if you have a deal with Sony on the side for a third-party memory card, but there was really no reason to limit profiles per card.
Ranking - BIGGEST COMPLAINT. For some reason, you can ONLY rank in Arcade Mode. The problem with this? ONLY P1 REGISTERS FOR PROFILE PLAY. You CANNOT rank against human players in VS mode, nor in Arcade mode. Is this a glitch? We played 150+ VS games, and never, NEVER recieved a promotion chance from Beginner on either profile. Consecutive, after resets, switching modes, nothing changed. Definite oversight from Namco.
Customization - Yes, Story Mode gives you 100,000 gold for each character you complete it with, but you only recieve this bonus once. Arcade Mode is the only other place you can recieve gold, based on your opponent rank (800-4,000). The problem here? It's computer AI ONLY. This has to be another serious oversight from Namco.
Lyte Edge said:Found this at Gamefaqs.
Oh well, at least you can use your custom characters against each other, but the ranking system is retarded if you can't use it against human players.
Marconelly said:Xexex, if you search the forum, you'll find an old thread that had comparision pictures between the T5 arcade and PS2 version. I remember that a lot of people were looking trying to find something, and noone could spot any visible difference.
haunts said:How does the stick comapre to the HORI Soul Calibur stick that came out a while back? If it feels even close to that I'll be happy.
Hmm... You can order and swap these parts pretty easy though, right?Brandon F said:People more psychotic about this stuff than I am are miffed that it isn't using official Sanwa parts that includes an octagonal plate and a slightly taller joystick
Sai said:Hmm... You can order and swap these parts pretty easy though, right?
And that sucks, Doom_Bringer.![]()
No EB in your area Doom?Doom_Bringer said:http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pr...10055403&catid=11140&logon=&langid=EN&dept=15
I know they ALWAYS ship stuff late! Halo 2 was late, GTA SA shipped three weeks late!
ARGH!!
Start + Select , IIRC for Tekken games.Mooreberg said:I just wish you could pause and exit out of the arcade emulation. What is PS2's soft reset button combination? Never used it before.
Doom_Bringer said:http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pr...10055403&catid=11140&logon=&langid=EN&dept=15
I know they ALWAYS ship stuff late! Halo 2 was late, GTA SA shipped three weeks late!
ARGH!!
Brandon F said:I'm no monk, but I have spent the past couple days playing heavilly on the Tekken stick, and it's pretty much identical to my SC2 Hori. They both have a similar square restrictor plate, and the button placement is almost identical. People more psychotic about this stuff than I am are miffed that it isn't using official Sanwa parts that includes an octagonal plate and a slightly taller joystick, while rumors are circulating that Japan's version of the stick will have these deluxe parts when it releases end of March, which essentially mirrors the arcade units I think.
I do much prefer the bulkier size of the Tekken case though compared to the SC2. Also the buttons themselves are convex and have slightly more depression range rather than the flattened SC2 buttons.
I still have some slight issues trying to pull off circular motions on demand, but I've spent a lot of time in practice mode getting more accustomed as I don't think it's the sticks fault but rather my own handling. (Similar motions in SC2 never gave me these problems, but I do think that game was far more lenient on timing than Tekken 5)
I do dig the stick just fine, but if you can wait a month and import the white Tekken stick from Japan, it is probably a slightly better bet for just a bit more cash.
Sai said:Does it cut off when you set it to progressive as well?
That kinda sucks...
RE4 vs. SH4 said:Does Paul have any new moves? I watched some movies and it seems like he has the exact same move set he always had. Perhaps I should just get used to the fact that Paul will always only get 1 or 2 new moves per installment? He's pretty cheesy anyway.
Uno Ill Nino said:I kinda suck at Tekken too, but I gotta say I think its awesome anyway. The graphics rival DOA, if you ask me....[t]he one with the full moon in the background and all the feathery flowers floating around is jaw-dropping.
I like how it just oozes "cool".
I love this stage as well. The music is *fantastic* in itLyte Edge said:I am in awe of that moonlight stage. It's jaw-droppingly beautiful, and it rivals DOA Ultimate's backgrounds IMO.
Drinky Crow said:Wow, this one PACKED console release. Looks like they took a lot of cues from VF4evo with the profiles, the ranking system, and the character customization.
Man, though, I suck at Tekken.Been playing WAY too much Evo lately.