Showing posts with label Tekken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tekken. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2011

New Tekken Tag 2 Action Figures


Namco Bandai has finally partnered up with a company which I believe will do the Tekken series justice. After a series of barely passable action figures and twelve-inch figures were released in the past, the Tekken series is going the quasi high-end statue route thanks to Kotobukiya.  Best known for creating various statues of an affordable price point ($60-$140), Kotobukiya will be releasing a new series of statues for Tekken as part of their Bishoujo line.  For the people out there that aren’t complete Japanese-ophiles, Bishoujo refers to a “beautiful young girl” which subsequently means that female characters are adapted to a more anime/manga art style.
Previous entries in Kotobukiya’s Bishoujo line have included several Marvel vixens such as Rouge and Phoenix along with a few odd ones such as a female Ghostbuster,which looked kind of odd yet hot at the same time.  First up in the Tekken Bishoujo series will be Christie Monteiro, better known as the female version of Eddie Gordo who is two steps away from being a Jennifer Lopez clone.  Kotobukiya has revealed an image of the Christie statue via their Twitter account and things look pretty good so far.  I’m still trying to get over the concept of female characters from the Tekken world undergoing an anime facelift, but Christie looks rather good, even with the obligatory ass shot that the statue’s pose unabashedly features.
Kotobukiya has yet to reveal how extensive the Tekken series will be but gamers can expect a figure of everyone’s favorite female android, Alisa Bosconovitch.  I would assume that Nina and Anna Williams would be included in the Tekken Bishoujo line at some point but I guess that depends on how well the line does at retail.





Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Wii U Tekken Based On Tekken 6

Tekken for Wii U is based off PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360′s Tekken 6, a new developer diary featuring series director Katsuhiro Harada has revealed. Marking the first time a Tekken game appears on a Nintendo home platform in its sixteen year history, it promises multiple new features, including: the ability to tag (draw) on your own character’s or your opponent character’s face, edit and upload stages, and make use of dual screens.
Whatever you draw on your opponents face may stay there for up to a year, if they lose the match against you. If your uploaded stage is downloaded many times, you’ll be rewarded with in-game currency, which you can use to purchase customized items, such as hats and shirt.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Street Fighter x Tekken - Game Arts













Tekken Coming To The Wii U and 3DS

Namco Bandai announced two new Tekken titles are currently in development for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. These two new titles mark the first time Tekkenhas appeared on a Nintendo platform since Tekken Advance, which launched nearly ten years ago on the Game Boy Advance.
Tekken (working title) on Wii U will be the first Tekken title to appear on a Nintendo home video game console. Namco Bandai states that they will be “making full use of the new platform’s cutting-edge performance to deliver a new fighting sensation for Tekken games.”
Tekken for 3DS will be the first Tekken game to see a 3D format.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

TEKKEN BLOOD VENGEANCE New E3 Trailer

Tekken Tag HD Coming To The PS3

Katsuhiro Harada just announced that the PS2 tag fighter, Tekken Tag Tournament, is receiving a HD upgrade exclusively for the PS3.


Called Tekken Hybrid, TTT1 will be bundled with the Bluray version of the Tekken CG movie, Tekken: Blood Vengeance.


Sunday, May 29, 2011

TEKKEN BLOOD VENGEANCE Release Date

The official Tekken 6 Facebook page has revealed the release date for the CG movie, TEKKEN Blood Vengeance. TEKKEN Blood Vengence has a confirmed release date of September 3rd in Japan and is coming in Summer 2011 to the USA. Select cinemas will be showing the film in 3D.
Sadly, there was no release date confirmed for any other parts of the world. There’s always the chance it could be a direcy to DVD/Blu-ray release but I’m sure many rabid Tekken fans would like to see it on the big screen...