Registration is closed, but spectators can still enjoy the competition.
Major League Gaming's 2010 season begins today, at Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida. The event invites the top professionals and aspiring amateurs to compete in any of this year's gaming line-up of Tekken 6, Halo 3, and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Surprisingly the portable version of the title is a more impressive outing than the home console edition.
As I've made clear in the past, I am by no means the world's biggest Tekken fan. Tekken 6 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 was a solid entry that fans of the series no doubt enjoyed. Thankfully for those same fans, Namco has created a portable version of the fighter in order to play and practice on-the-go.
Namco Bandai releases a new trailer for the recently released PSP version of Tekken 6.
In order to celebrate the recent retail and PSN release of Tekken 6 for PSP, Namco Bandai has launched a new trailer for the game.
The free update addresses online issues and other miscellaneous fixes.
Namco Bandai announced that the free Tekken 6 update will be available on November 26 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The update primarily addresses issues found in the online component of the game.
Given the massive problems with the online mode, it's likely the patch will solve many of the issues.
A recent Namco press email revealed that the company is planning a patch for their recently released fighting game, Tekken 6.
The latest in the Tekken series suffers from a poor online mode, but offers a great roster and an interesting new mode.
I'll be the first to admit, Tekken has never really been my thing. Don't get me wrong, I love fighting games and tend to play them in excess whenever I get my hands on a new one. However, there has always been something about Tekken that just didn't click with me. For full disclosure, Tekken 6 hasn't changed my opinion of the series and it feels very much like more of the same.
The upcoming cheerleading title will feature the out of shape bear.
With We Cheer 2 releasing in the US on Tuesday, Nov. 3, Namco revealed one final secret about the game yesterday.
There's a lot of cool additions (the new beat-'em-up campaign, improved online), but at the end of the day, you can still watch a guy in a tuxedo fight a panda bear.
Tekken 6 is a landmark title in the series for a few reasons. First, it is the first time the series is appearing on a non-Sony console. Second, it features the brawler Scenario Campaign mode that mixes Tekken with Final Fight. Lastly, it's got 40 characters and an outrageous amount of customization.
