u/darklordofthesithtr

I got these two yesterday. I played 2013 on PC and Legend on PSP before but I really want to try them on PS3. And I always loved physical copies.

After three days of finishing Tekken 5, I finished Tekken 6 today. Let's talk about story campaign first. I'm happy to finally having a proper story chain. Lars and Alisa's adventure was fun to experience. The first half of story remind me the story of Final Fantasy VII. The second half (after Heihachi) impressed me more. I think the most hardest fight wasn't Azazel — it was Alisa.

Among the new characters, I was most curious about Zafina and Leo. I learned about Zafina in campaign and her ending. Leo's ending was emotional but I'm not satisfied yet. I want to see Leo more.

About character endings, I have some favorites again. First of all, Asuka and Lili. I love these two so much. And also I really liked how Marduk became paranoid because of mysterious Armor King. Heihachi's endings have been funny since Tekken 5. The most dangerous man in the main story but a cartoon character in his own ending.

Now I have to ask you something. I have Tekken Hybrid which includes Blood Vengeance. Should I play Tekken 7 story mode first or watch Blood Vengeance?

I finished Tekken 4’s story battles today. I liked Julia’s and King’s epilogues so much. I’d say Christie’s and Marduk’s epilogues were my least favorites. They didn’t really leave much of an impression on me. Jin’s epilogue was obviously great as well. Overall, it was a pretty fun experience. I’ll move on to Tekken 5’s story mode sometime later.

I'm actually new to Tekken. I played 6 and 7. Then I started to collect physical copies. I got 4, 5, Dark Resurrection and 6. Also I have 7 and 8 on Steam. Today, I found this in second hand. Unfortunetally, I have not a PS1.

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I'll will finish my master's degree next week and then play story modes of all Tekken from 4 to 8 for the first time. I'll look at the summaries of 1-3. I'm sure I'll enjoy it very much.

Sensei came to my city. The signing session was only limited with 100 person. Luckily, I was one of them.

Ring introduced me to Japanese horror, and Sadako became my favorite antagonist. His Ring novels are among my favorite books, and his work made me deeply attached to the genre.

Rest in peace.