“I developed a mysterious condition where all the hair on the right side of my body fell out”.
If you were to mention Tekken 4 to fans of the classic fighting game series, you’re bound to get a lot of mixed opinions.
Arriving in arcades a few years after the critical and commercial smash that was Tekken 3 and the stopgap that was Tekken Tag Tournament, the game ended up selling extraordinarily well in Japan and was often praised in the international press for its beautiful graphics and excellent story. However, it also ended up dividing its community thanks in part to its darker, more realistic tone and the experimental gameplay changes, such as the introduction of “environmental hazards”, causing it to have one of the lowest Metacritic scores of all the mainline entries.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“I developed a mysterious condition where all the hair on the right side of my body fell out”.
If you were to mention Tekken 4 to fans of the classic fighting game series, you’re bound to get a lot of mixed opinions.
Arriving in arcades a few years after the critical and commercial smash that was Tekken 3 and the stopgap that was Tekken Tag Tournament, the game ended up selling extraordinarily well in Japan and was often praised in the international press for its beautiful graphics and excellent story. However, it also ended up dividing its community thanks in part to its darker, more realistic tone and the experimental gameplay changes, such as the introduction of “environmental hazards”, causing it to have one of the lowest Metacritic scores of all the mainline entries.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
