Tekken Dark Resurrection for PSP!
SUMMER 2006 in Japan!
Tekken Dark Resurrection!
*EXCITED*The producer says: "I am glad to offer the perfection of a fighting game in a matter where the player can play where and when he pleases on the PSP."
- Time attack, Practice and Minigame modes included.
- Brand new scenes added to the Arcade Opening Movie.
- Ad-hoc multiplayer.
- More items added.
Definitely excited here too. Can't wait to see the first screens of this too. It's nice to finally see the PSP starting to become a GAME machine
The PSP and DS seem to be switched roles at the momentOriginally Posted by LiquidPolicenaut
Definitely excited here too. Can't wait to see the first screens of this too. It's nice to finally see the PSP starting to become a GAME machine
Definitely excited here too. Can't wait to see the first screens of this too. It's nice to finally see the PSP starting to become a GAME machine
this will be soooo awesome... I can't wait to get my mitts on this one.
To be this good takes AGES
To be this great takes SEGA!!
I wish these titles would come out on a home console. The psp is just way overpriced and I shouldn't have to pay $50 for a portable game. Not to mention the loading times are bad.
Seems like these titles would sell better if on more then just the psp.
Meh whatever.
Unfortunately, the time for the $50 portable game has come. Back in the day, Gameboy, Gameboy Color, and Game Gear games were programmed by small teams of people, sometimes very small, occasionally even ONE PERSON. Prices for handheld games were cheaper because development costs were a lot less.
I imagine the GBA takes more resources (think Super Nintendo) and the prices are therefore higher.
The DS seems to have roughly the same power as the N64, so we're talking even more development costs.
The PSP... now we're talking portable Playstation 2. LOTS of money and LOTS of people to produce a game, especially an ORIGINAL game. I agree that it sucks to pay high $$$ for ports of PS2 games (or variants thereof) but it seems they set the stage early to take into account the higher developments costs that future PSP games will incur.
I hate the higher prices too too, but today's premium portables are nothing like the old Gameboy and Game Gear systems of olde.
Incidentally, I finally figured out (with MUCH help from classicb, our resident N-Gage guru) how to get emulators to run on my N-Gage. I'm talking MAME, NES, SMS, even SNES. I had no idea it was so damn easy.
Thanks for indulging my gaming habit when I was young, Dad. You were the best. I miss you. ~David Barnes 1926-2007~
Nice, I wasn't planning on getting a PS2 version of Dark Resurrection, but this definitely goes on my shopping list!
Just saw some very blurry scans of this and it looks quite good. Even though you can't make too much out, some of the new levels look good.
Anyone think the PS3 might play UMDs (ie. PSP games)?
Isn't Dark Resurection the name of the Arcade version of Tekken 5?
The game looks cool but the PSP d-pad isn't great for fighting games.
It's a good idea (IMO), but I'm quite certain the answer is a confirmed "no".
yeah but why pay 34+ for gba games, considering the option of getting Playstation, if not semi-ps2 quality graphics, 50 bucks isn't too much to pay, in my book...
to me the real crime is the price of GBA games... those should be 10-20.... in my book.
To be this good takes AGES
To be this great takes SEGA!!
If they put it on the PS2, then I'll get excited.
Cheap, yet fucking hilarious, shot. Well done.The PSP and DS seem to be switched roles at the momentDefinitely excited here too. Can't wait to see the first screens of this too. It's nice to finally see the PSP starting to become a GAME machine
As for the subject of Tekken on the PSP, i'm less then thrilled. Not because i think Tekken is shit, which i do, but because i'm skeptical that any 3D fighting game be done justice on a handheld.
The biggest draw to a fighting game is multiplayer and unless it's easy to hook up and fight it's not gonna be fun.
Until i hear some more info on the game it's just not gonna raise my thoughs on the PSP.
It does look pretty though.
Here's some screens.
Looking pretty good to me.
Now can't wait to play it at E3.
I think I should finally get my psp out of it's box. J/k
Great game. I will more than likely buy this at launch.
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I think it looks great. I also think the screen of the PSP is large enough to handle a fighting game in a respectable manner. I played some fighting game on the PSP at Best Buy a few weeks ago and it looked and played pretty darn nicely. ONE (the game) on the N-Gage is pushing it, but TEKKEN on PSP would be nice IMO.
I'd buy it if I had a PSP. I'd also get Twisted Metal. I'd also like a pony.
Thanks for indulging my gaming habit when I was young, Dad. You were the best. I miss you. ~David Barnes 1926-2007~
Actually looks pretty nice, but...
Street Fighter Alpha 3 is out now, and to be honest, Tekken doesn't compare to that.
But I am a sucker for anything SF.
Look for SFII Hyper fighting on live at the end of the month.
I'd buy a psp just for this game...
I am going to import this thing and have it overnighted no matter what.
And like I said countless times before. Fighting games are all preferences. Comparing them with other fighting games is like comparing apples and oranges.
Some people like Tekken, some people don't.
I for one, love it. Been playing the series competitively at a high level since Tekken 3. It also helps that my town has one of the largest if not the largest Tekken communities in the USA.
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