So what do you guys think?
The wall combos are a lot better than I expected. It looks like there are a lot of ways to get away from the wall, so if you get caught in a wall combo, it\'s your fault and you deserve to get your butt wasted!
On the other hand, it is really easy to get pushed into the wall. The new position change moves look very cool. The ability to throw your apponent in any direction (switch places, push them back more, throw them to the left of you or right of you) is going to make Tekken 4 a very offensive fighting game. Turtles will now die!
The graphics are very good. When I first saw the pictures of Tekken 4, I didn\'t think it would look too much better than DOA2:HC. But now that I\'ve seen it in motion, and seen how big and detailed the levels are, I think it is comparible to DOA3, or even better. The animation is a lot more fluid than in previous Tekkens, and the gameplay is extremely fast. The players move around the level very fast, getting from one side of a level to the other very quickly. While in DOA2, it was harder to move through the level unless you just took off running.
Before I thought that the DOA series was the king of background interactivity, and that Tekken was the king of gameplay. Now I\'m starting to think that Tekken is taking over the background interactivity part too.
While Tekken does not have any falling off cliffs, breaking through walls, etc (that we know of), the wall combos give Tekken the edge.
Kazuya looks like he\'s not as bad as I thought he was. I was a little disappointed when I saw him fight in the first movie against Steve, but now that I\'ve seen a good player use him, I\'m happy. He looks better than ever.
It\'s too bad they didn\'t show any good players using Yoshi or King.
