Hi, my friends from Sreemit, as you all are, but now I bring you another fascinating video game of fights and fights called TEKKEN 5.
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The Story Mode.
After the final events of the video game Tekken 4, Heihachi Mishima and Kazuya Mishima awaken inside the temple of Honmaru, being attacked at the moment by a horde of robots Jack 4, sent by the Corporation G.
To destroy the three members of the Mishima Family both father and son forget for a moment their rivalry and fight together against the Jack 4, but finally Kazuya plays it to Heihachi, throwing it towards the robots and fleeing from there.
The Jacks are thrown on top of Heihachi, seizing him and one of them actually turns out to be a robot-bomb although supposedly all the Jack robots had to have that function, which detonates it.
The explosion destroys the Honmaru temple and uncovered the basement of the fortress, emerging from the fire someone who had been chained many years ago is Jinpachi Mishima father of Heihachi and original founder of Mishima Zaibatsu.
Which apparently Heihachi, during his youth, had chained him there after setting a trap and defeating him to keep the Mishima empire.
According to the story of the video game, after being chained in the depths of Honmaru, Jinpachi resisted for some time until he finally died, but a vengeful spirit managed to seize him, surviving all that time.
This story is seen in particular if you overcome the Story Mode in Tekken 5 with the character Wang Jinrei, after being released by the explosion of the Honmaru, Jinpachi promotes the fifth Tournament of the King of the Iron Fist.
This is the Game Mode.
Tekken 5 incorporates a faster and smoother fighting system, improved graphics, returning characters and some infinite fight scenarios of the trademark of the Tekken series.
What's new in Tekken 5 is the compression system that affects the vulnerability of a character while attacking.
This would be a move with jumping properties, like an air attack, it will be completely invulnerable during most of its animation time to all low attacks from an opponent.
It also retains its wall shock concept of the Tekken 4, but this element is less easy to abuse and easier to defend.
The home version is a kind of collector's edition, as it includes the arcade versions of Tekken, Tekken 2, Tekken 3 and StarBlade as a starting mini-game.
The video game also allowed players to customize their fighter for the first time, allowing them to change the colors of their costumes.
Also buy additional costumes only available for a few characters, and endow them with items using money earned from playing history, Survival, Time Attack, Devil Within and Arcade Battle modes.
Includes a mini-beating game in direct line to the Tekken Force modes in Tekken 3 and Tekken 4 called Devil Within.
This mini game follows the adventures of Jin Kazama while searching the G Corporation for information about his missing mother. and other responses to being something oriented to the story, the player is not allowed to use their own choice of characters as the previous iterations.
The game also uses a limited button system, which incorporates a Block and Jump button, as well as the size of the attack buttons to simple "Hit" and "Kick" buttons.
Although some of Jin's special fighting movements can still be performed as his Demonic Kick.
In addition to fighting against several models of Jack in the mini game, the player must look for minor key missions to continue.
This mode is one of two ways to unlock the playable version of Jin, Devil Jin.
Sections of raised and low floors presented in the levels of the previous sequel were removed for the fifth installment.
This change made the game throughout each stage is generally similar, apart from the placements on the wall.
In addition to eliminating the uneven nature of the Tekken 4 style stages, the design team returned to the style of the stages of the previous games by having some stages without barriers by allowing them an infinite displacement.
For the walled stages, the fights take place in quite symmetrical boxes without irregular walls once again, eliminating a feature introduced in the previous delivery.
The floors could also be destroyed after one of the characters hit him hard enough
However, only one part of a stage can be deciphered at a time other changes more with respect to the Tekken 4 design include the the my nation of position change techniques shots came to be controlled once again by combinations of LP + LK or RP + RK instead of the designation of LP + LK as manoeuvrer position switch, only Steve Fox was given a position attack change.
Attracting back the traditional air combat retreats back and vertical jumps in favor of a more fluid 3D combat model and the use of a juggling system.
More compared to the game less juggling ambience of the fourth game.
The fighter jets were also forced to remain stationary before the round start allowed the fighters to move freely before the opening of a round, fitting in with the more game based on that position.
The most important change is the Devil Within mode, this is the fourth installment of the Tekken Force series. The first two installments can be found in Tekken 3 and Tekken 4, respectively.
The third installment was launched as the Tekken Death by Degrees spin-off game.
Similar to Death by Degrees, 'Devil Within' focuses solely on a playable character, Jin Kazama.
This is a traditional platform game in which players must guide Jin through a series of labyrinth-style levels and entire enemy armies.
This mode features bosses, such as True Ogre from Tekken 3, which can not be played in Tekken 5.
The opening charge screen presents a few seconds of a video game based on a Namco 3-D StarBlade space shuttle.
As with Galaga in the PlayStation version of the original Tekken, players can control the spacecraft in the demonstration.
The game can also be unlocked to play in Arcade History mode.
In addition, players can also play the versions of Árcade from the first three Tekken games.
Each game comes with an option to use only the default characters, or also to use the bosses and sub-bosses; only the characters in the console do not appear.
End of the video game.
During the tournament, Kazuya discovered, through Raven, that the G Corporation had betrayed him.
Meanwhile, Heihachi managed to survive the attack, but he could not claim the Mishima Zaibatsu, and by the time he learned that the V Steel Fist King Tournament had been called, it was over.
Jin advanced through the tournament to the final, where he faced and defeated Jinpachi.
Once defeated his great grandfather, and as the winner of the V Tournament of the King of the Steel Fist, Jin takes control of the Mishima Zaibatsu.
Now follow the characters in this video game.
In this installment, this video game offers us one of the largest quantities of characters that a delivery of the Tekken saga, with a total of 32 characters.
All the characters that were introduced in the previous installment return, with the exception of Combot and Miharu Hirano which was an outfit of Ling Xiaoyu in Tekken 4.
However, what stands out most on this occasion is that characters whose last appearance was in Tekken 2 come back in this edition; we talk about characters like Bruce Irvin, Wang Jinrei or Ganryu.
It also introduces a considerable number of new characters.
Asuka Kazama, a passionate fighter with one with Jin Kazama, Feng Wei, an arrogant Kenpō fighter who seeks the secrets of the Divine Fist.
Raven, a mysterious ninja whose identity and intentions are an absolute mystery and Jinpachi Mishima, original founder of the Mishima Zaibatsu and antagonist of this installment.
In addition to all that, it introduces the demonic version of Jin, Devil Jin, and a new edition of the robots Jack, Jack-5.
As a novelty that introduces Tekken 5 is that many of its characters speak in their native languages. While in Tekken 4 the characters speak in English or Japanese, here characters like Hwoarang or Baek Doo San speak in Korean, or Wang Jinrei and Feng Wei speak in Mandarin.
Well, my friends from Steemit, I hope you like it as much as I do this introduction, not without reminding you that you play it and you think you will like it a lot.
