Itching for the Tekken 6 Release

 Tekken 6 is the latest in the ongoing series of Namco under the action/arcade genre. It was actually initially released as an arcade game on November 7, 2007. Since then fans have been awaiting the console release of Tekken 6 for the PSP, PS3, and Xbox slated to come out during the Fall of 2009.

Initial buzz about Tekken 6 talk about new characters, more interesting plot lines in story mode as well as the usual tried and tested characters that we've come to associate with the Tekken 6. With that in mind, what features should players be on the lookout for with the upcoming release of this game? Let's find out. Seemingly called Bloodline Rebellion, Tekken 6 has received rave reviews and a very warm reception with players lining up for blocks to try their hand at the arcade game way before its release into the consoles market and making player anticipate for the much-awaited release. But is it this game worth waiting for? Trust us, from the hype alone - it totally is!

 Bowing from its predecessors, Tekken 6 wil, as announced retain certain features from Dark Resurrection (the 5th installment in the series). With bigger and better stages, that will boast of stunning graphics and a new concept of interactivity it seems that Tekken 6 is well on its way to becoming a runaway hit.

Let's not forget the character customization feature that was included in other games, this time - there's promise of actual involvement in gamepplay. Sounds interesting, this writer is much anticipating getting her hands on this gem of a fighting game. Aside from these, is the promise of the online gaming released for the PS3 and Xbox console, via their networks. That means, battling and challenging the best of the best players around the world, settling a rank for yourself and trying to overtake the best and with the use of the new "rage" mode that promises to boost players' powers just as they're about to go down - Tekken 6 is just making our mouths water with aniticipation!

Also be on the lookout for the ability to actually swing a weapon around that you can find in the arena and hidden areas that can only be accessed when you break the first ring in a heavy battle during the Tournament. Sounds interesting? Most definitely so!