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araraujo's Tekken 5 (PS2)
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| [February 10, 2007 01:20:31 AM]
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The game creates conflict in a simple way. Either beat your opponent or be beaten. The whole point of the game is to beat all your opponents on the way to becomong the best fighter in the world. It would not make sense to not have to fight and beat people to beat the game. Players fight against eachother to face their next opponent. If players do not fight against eachother there is no point in playing this game. The game keep players interested with new characters with different abilities. Also players must defeat the game with all characters to unlock all the secrets of the game. The game was not frustrating, but I would change parts of the game. I would add more expansive levels and allow players to fight on all parts of the level. This game did not give me any ideas for my project becasue I do not want to make a fighting game. This game is not very complex. Players can pick up the controller and learn to play pretty easyily. I responded well to the reward structure. I like having to beat the game with all the characters becasue it is more difficult to defeat it with some characters than it is others. I experienced flow while playing, mainly because of the story line of the game. The only social interaction with other players is when you play against each other and try to beat each other. The cutscenes were very good, but they are only used when you beat the game with a character to show his or her story.
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| [February 10, 2007 01:07:38 AM]
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The characters in this game are all unique and interesting. Some are new characters to the series while others are from past versions of the game. Most of them are connected to one or more other characters in the game. The game's story is interesting. It is fun to see how characters are related and how one person's story helps players understand other characters better. The gameplay is pretty simple, but there is still some aspect of strategy. It's not a game where players can win by just mashing buttons together. Players have to actually know how to play, but learning to play is pretty simple. This game was not too innovative to me in terms of gameplay. The graphics were a lot better and the fighting was a lot smoother than previous versions, but in the end it is just a better version of the same game with newer characters and better graphics. This is a good game because it is fun to pick up and play. You get to pick from a variety of characters with different attacks and beat up on people. Level design seemed pretty simple, but with good detail.
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araraujo's Tekken 5 (PS2)
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Current Status: Playing
GameLog started on: Friday 9 February, 2007
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