cmeese47 posted 19/11/2009, 05:46
This game wont come anywhere close to selling 1 million.
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Boneitis posted 16/11/2009, 09:39
@ Burning Typhoon
Well I don't think it has failed. I'll be the first to admit this is not a great start for the series. But it seems like a low budget game, there was little advertising, and its probably been financially worthwhile for Namco already.

The Tekken series has always had great legs so this could easily sell a million down the road.
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Burning Typhoon posted 13/11/2009, 11:46
I don't hate Tekken 6. I love the game a lot. But, I do want to see it fail. This is not a quality Tekken game, and it didn't meet my expectations.

This is... in a sense, a repeat of Tekken 4. Making the game a multi-platform after the original arcade version was already made is what hurt the game the most.

Tekken 6 is a little over two years old, and a slacking game at that.

Fighting mechanics, characters, and graphics are the only things that improved, everything else takes a back seat to Tekken 5. And what is better than Tekken 5 isn't that much greater. Tekken 5: DR had way more stages than Tekken 6: BR.
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Boneitis posted 13/11/2009, 05:09
@ Burning Typhoon
I don't agree with anything you said. But I will say that clearly the PS3 has a larger fan base for this series. I still believe this game has strong legs nevertheless.

Look at Borderlands for the PS3. Its doing even worse than this game so far. Lets just wait and see what happens.
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Burning Typhoon posted 11/11/2009, 01:11
It's not going to get 1 million any time soon on this system, because of three reasons:

1. Controller is bad for fighters, and you need an arcade stick to play it properly.

2. People don't know this game is even on 360.

3. People aren't playing fighters on 360. Those who want a fighter already have a PS3, because they know how bad the 360 pad works with fighters.
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--OkeyDokey-- posted 10/11/2009, 10:44
Wow, mega flop.
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