The upside is that this messy ball of twine we call the plot is quite entertaining and interesting, even to those of us who generally could care less. It is a big confusing – and often convoluted – mess of intertwining plot twists and occasionally contradicting instances. The Tekken storyline is somewhat akin to what you would get from having a dozen relatively talented writers take turns writing pages of a story while being completely hammered. With much excitement among the arcade community, Tekken 5 has arrived. Tekken 4 was a step in the wrong direction, but Namco is quick to learn from its mistakes and took a step back towards combo-heavy game design and faster-paced action. Tekken 3 broke into the arcade as a force to be reckoned with, introducing new maneuvers, interesting characters, creative (if a bit eccentric) storylines, and also spawning Tekken Tag. If you stuck with the series, you would have witnessed its growth to the darling that has captured the attention of so many. The Tekken series has made some amazing strides in its lifetime, growing from an innovative yet clunky and somewhat contrived 2D fighter composed of blocky 3D characters into something that essentially defines a genre.
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