Whilst no doubt already on fans’ radars for the update of TTT, it’s hard to recommend it on this basis to new players who will struggle to find offline competition. Blood Vengeance is nice enough as an extra but not something you’ll want to endure more than once, and whilst TTT2 is looking in great shape, there’s really not enough of it here. If you ever were that brat getting a Kinder Surprise, just remember that sinking feeling when you realise the chocolate wasn’t that good, and that the toy wasn’t that much fun either. There’s better, fuller Tekken experiences already out there, and as this collection proves, there’s an even better one on the horizon. There’s fun to be had for sure, and at its low RRP, Hybrid may be deemed essential to some Tekken die-hards, but it’s little more than a fleeting love letter to this one minority.
IGN:
Few fighting games endure the assault of their competitors for decades at a time. What started as a simple arcade game and PSone adaptation in the early '90s has evolved into a franchise filled with well-loved fighters, films, and spin-offs.
ConsoleMonster - Touted as the “ultimate” Tekken package, Tekken Hybrid is a PS3 compilation BluRay featuring a High-Def remake of the 1999 released Tekken Tag Tournament, a preview of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and a full feature-length movie about the Tekken world.
In addition to the regular gaming deals on Thursday, EB Games/Gamestop Canada has cut the price on some more games that are worth taking a look at.
Cant wait for Tekken 3D: Prime Edition