Tekken has never had the best or worst soundtrack. Music is also rather familiar to the series. The grunts or intimidating insults of the Mishimas never get tiring. The sound of impacts and battle cries haven’t really changed and don’t have to its part of what makes Tekken familiar. Sound is consistent with the Tekken series. But, it feels like the places where you’re knocking sheep and pigs around in the background were meant to be unrealistic and just fun for players to laugh at. It is a little weird in some stages where the walls are invisible and there is a reaction from when you knock a player into a barrier that seemingly shouldn’t be there. Using some of the techniques that were in Dead or Alive, some stages change and allow the players to fall through floors or throw opponents through walls, to make the action more exciting.
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It still retains some of the classic limitless backgrounds that the series started out with, but most of the stages have taken a turn for the arena type Tekken began to adopt in part 4. It is the best looking 3D fighting game out there right now, in my opinion. It can be hard on the eyes with all the flashes and flare the developers want you to see, but regardless, it all looks really good. There’s another stage where the time for a day to pass is sped up so that you’re fighting in the morning, evening, and night just so they can show off their lighting effects. There are constant bursts of fire in the background, with dangling electrical wires for sparks, all with water is rushing in and resting on the floor, showing off the effect of the character movement as they dash or attack.
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One is in an underwater tunnel-like a scene out of that movie Daylight-where a gas tanker is rolled over and on fire while water is rushing in from the ceiling. The developers obviously knew it too because many of the stages you fight in are brightly lit with constantly changing colors and movement. I’ve witnessed the game in the arcade and on home consoles and I have to say the graphics in the one-on-one fights are fantastic.
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