| Main centres: | 1-3 business days |
| Regional areas: | 3-4 business days |
| Remote areas: | 3-5 business days |
Status:
Complete and Play Tested
----------------------------------
Tekken 6 brings the long-running fighting franchise to the PS3 with its largest roster to date, fast-paced combat, and a mix of classic and experimental modes. As one of the series most ambitious entries, it blends deep competitive fighting with casual-friendly accessibility. While not perfect, Tekken 6 remains a strong installment and a fan favourite on the PS3.
Tekken 6 retains the core four-button combat system the franchise is known for each limb mapped to a button, with emphasis on timing, spacing, and combos. Its easy to pick up but offers immense depth for players willing to master juggles, counters, and varied character styles.
Rage system: Characters deal more damage when low on health, adding comeback potential.
Bound system: Certain attacks bounce opponents off the ground, extending combos.
Fast-paced, fluid animation ensuring satisfying back-and-forth exchanges.
Wide variety of fighting styles, from Mishima karate to capoeira, wrestling, and boxing.
Combat feels tight, responsive, and challenging a highlight of the game.
Tekken 6s story revolves around Jin Kazamas control of the Mishima Zaibatsu and the global conflict sparked by the Mishima family feud. The narrative leans into the series dramatic, over-the-top style.
The Campaign/Scenario Mode attempts to mix classic fighting with a beat em up adventure. While ambitious, it suffers from awkward controls, repetitive enemy encounters, and long levels that many players found tedious.
However, the cutscenes and character interactions still carry the franchises signature flair.
Traditional Tekken progression against CPU opponents, ending with character-specific endings.
Smooth, responsive, and endlessly replayable the heart of any Tekken game.
Introduced online fighting to the series, though performance varied. When stable, competitive matches were excellent.
Very detailed, allowing players to explore combo routes, frame data, and move lists.
A side mode with RPG-lite elements. Interesting concept but poorly executed due to stiff movement and repetitive gameplay.
Tekken 6 looks impressive for its generation, with:
Detailed character models
Smooth animations
Destructible stages (one of the games standout features)
Varied arenas with day/night cycles, water effects, and multi-tier environments
Some textures feel dated today, but the overall style holds up well.
Tekken 6 delivers:
Energetic electronic/rock soundtrack
Distinctive character voicework in multiple languages
Punchy hit effects that make combat feel weighty
Clear audio cues that enhance timing and reading opponents
Music is memorable and fits each stages theme.
Tekken 6 Essentials on PS3 remains a strong addition to the series, offering deep, rewarding combat and a massive roster that caters to all playstyles. While Scenario Mode is divisive and online connectivity wasnt perfect, the core fighting experience is superb.
Large, diverse roster
Excellent, responsive combat
Rage and Bound systems add depth
Strong presentation and stage variety
Great for both beginners and veterans
Scenario Campaign feels clunky and repetitive
Online performance inconsistent
Some balancing issues with a few characters
Highly recommended for fans of fighting games and Tekken veterans. Even today, Tekken 6 offers satisfying combat, tons of characters to master, and long-lasting replay value. If you enjoy local multiplayer or deep competitive systems, this entry is well worth playing.
