Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Wii U Edition Game Trailer!

09.14.2012 – Fighting games these are getting realistic as it can be now or never with graphic engines pushing the boundaries of photo realism. Some of us are not entirely fans of the game but good enough to appreciate the view from a spectator’s perspective. The release of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 was greatly received by the gaming fans when it was announced mid-last year.

PRESS RELEASE: Get Gaming Competitive at STGCC 2012!

08.15.2012 - The Singapore Toy, Game and Comic Convention (STGCC) 2012 steps up the game with just two weeks away from the real action as Reed Exhibitions announced more big names on board, ranges from famous game developers to top Japanese pop culture personalities.



Some of the most well-known names in the gaming industry such as Namco Bandai, Electronic Arts and Cherry Credits are bringing a series of celebrated games in the league of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, FIFA 12 and Dragon Nest SEA to the convention. Gamers will get the chance to flex their gaming muscles and fight for glory at the various tournaments.

Tekken Hybrid unleashes a great combo pack!

Seeing this over at Kotaku, I can just imagine and feel the excitement building up for Tekken fans waiting for this package! Bandai Namco is going to grace its fanbase with a combo release like no other: Tekken Hybrid! This special edition Blu-Ray disc will include the 3D release of the CG animated movie Tekken: Blood Vengeance, and will also deliver some High Definition nostalgic gaming in the rereleased for of Tekken Tag Tournament HD! Check out the trailer and see for yourselves how awesome this package is going to be... and it's exclusive to PS3!

Tekken Hybrid E3 2011 Trailer!

Tekken Hybrid unleashes itself to PS3 and Blu-Ray player owners come November!

*Originally posted by Timzster in The Crusader's Realm

Movie Review: Tekken

Timzster is back with another movie review, and once again, I was treated to another typical video game movie adaptation.

 
Movie: Tekken

Starring: Jon Foo, Ian Anthony Dale, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Kelly Overton, Luke Goss

Directed By: Dwight H. Little

For the life of me, I should have already learned my lesson on watching these flicks given the recent streak of flops and missteps, but I couldn't help myself with seeing the Tekken movie, based on one of my favorite brawling games of all time. Yes, Bandai Namco actually gave the go signal to a studio called Crystal Sky Productions to produce a live action movie based on their hit mixed martial art 3D fighting game franchise, and how did that fare out? Not too well I'm afraid, but I got to give the makers of film their just dues for trying to make a film based on the series alone. I'll get more into the details as I roll along with this review. For now, just make sure to brace yourselves for some spoilers...