Tekken 7 review: The king has returned
Street Fighter V, Injustice 2, the upcoming ARMS -- there's no shortage of excellent fighter games available on this generation's consoles. Now, the king has returned. For many gamers, the Tekken series will no doubt hold a special place, particularly the third -- released on Playstation for the home market -- which quickly became one of the console's best-selling and reviewed games. Further instalments have never quite reached those same heights, often becoming overly complicated, the cast of characters being less loveable. The main story, concerning the Mishima family, has also become increasingly confusing, something of a deterrent for those looking to further into the game.
Jun-6-2017, 16:15:02 GMT
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