All that game had was a classic-style arcade mode with openings and endings for each character. But think about the long-lasting success of Street Fighter IV.
That’s why Street Fighter V came off like such a disaster when it launched. Going too much in the other direction, catering to hardcores, and nobody will want to bother trying in the first place. These things are way too long, way too detrimental to the actual point of a fighting game, and most of the time offer several hours of bad writing anyway. It only results in discouraging them from learning or playing against other human beings.
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Dumping the player in a bunch of random fights, shifting between characters, and giving them a bunch of shortcuts will not teach them how to actually play the game. It also extends to this new trend of packing fighters with long, gimmicky story modes in response to casual fighting fans going absolutely bonkers over Mortal Kombat 9’s deal. I have a bit of a bone to pick with Tekken 7 in this regard. This is the ultimate release for Tekken fans, although I fear that, despite a few gimmicky grasps at accessibility, this is not a super-friendly entry for newcomers. Similarly, Tekken 7 largely presents itself as a celebration of the whole series, with a ton of bonus gallery-like features that lets fans peruse tons of content from throughout the series’ history. It’s the first Tekken game with an elaborate story mode, inspired as usual by NetherRealm’s innovations of sorts with Mortal Kombat 9.
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Also, King having a full outfit based on IWGP champion Kazuchika Okada, complete with an alternative Rage Art, may be the best piece of nerdy fanservice in video game history.Īnyway, Tekken 7 is finally on consoles after a long run in Japanese arcades. If I had my way, this review would be less about the general merits of Tekken 7 as a whole package and more about my new CHAOS vs Bullet Club headcanon war tearing its way across the game’s roster.
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Now, Tekken 7 has made dreams I didn’t know I had a reality, crossing over with the real-life New Japan Pro Wrestling. Street Fighter V delivered in a fun way with the 3D debut of Rainbow Mika, and Pikachu Libre was an excellent mascot for Pokken Tournament. There are few things in life that I love more than fighting games and pro wrestling.
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