Tekken 5 | PS2 Gameplay | 1080p HD

Tekken 5 | PS2 Gameplay | 1080p HD

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Tekken is one of the most iconic and popular fighting games of the last decade. The first four titles in the series have sold over 20 million units worldwide. With it’s fifth incarnation, Namco has secured Tekken’s place as King of Fighting Games in one fluid move. The new combat system, customisable characters and interactive fighting environments mark a new dawn for this solid series.

After the completion of the fourth tournament, the family rift between Jin and Heihachi widens as a fierce battle ensues. Sparing his grandfathers life Jin leaves Heihachi at Mishima Zaibatsu, along with Kazuya, Jin’s estranged father. Unexpectedly a sudden attack from a swarm of Jacks results in Kazuya betraying the old man in order to escape…

Following in the shadow of these events the fifth tournament at Mishima Zaibatsu is announced with an unknown figure leading the organization.

Popular characters return alongside three new combatants, putting a healthy 20 names on the starting roster with more to be unlocked. Progress is also rewarded via prize money that can be used to purchase new outfits and accessories. Cool threads to show off the new moves and combos available.

Completely new to Tekken 5 is a parallel action-adventure, an interesting contrast to the fighting sequences of the main game.

Astonishing fighting system, customisable characters and interactive environments

Three new faces join the fracas including Raven, Asuka and Feng; kick off with over 20 characters

Bonus parallel action-adventure starring Jin

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● PC Specifications:
CPU: Intel Core i7-3770K 3.50GHz Overclocked @ 4.5GHz
GPU: Asus GeForce GTX 1070 ROG Strix OC Gaming 8GB
MB: MSI Z77A-GD65
PSU: 750W OCZ ZS Series
Ram: HyperX Savage 16 GB 1866 MHz DDR3
HDD: 2x 2 TB Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM001 (64 MB/7200 RPM SATA III)
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

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