Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion

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Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion

Platforms	Arcade, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation Portable (as Tekken 6)
Release Date	Arcade December 10, 2008 (Tokyo) ([1]) December 18, 2008 (Japan) ([2]) January 9, 2009 (?) ([3]) (International) PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 (Dubbed as Tekken 6) October 27th 2009(US/NA) ([4]). October 29th 2009(JPN) October 30th 2009(EU/AU) PlayStation Portable: November 24th 2009 (US/NA) December 10th 2009 (AU) December 11th 2009 (UK/EU) [[5]] January 14th 2010 (JPN)
Arcade System	Octave Engine, System 357

Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion is an updated version of Tekken 6. It was officially announced on August 28th, 2008. The game was released on Arcades in December 2008, October 2009 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and December 2009 for PlayStation Portable (PSP). The official trailer was shown at the AM Show on September 18th, 2008 in Tokyo, Japan. It is similar to the Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection upgrade for Tekken 5. The tagline, as shown in the most recent trailers, is "What do you fight for". ([6]).

Many new things, other than the two new characters, are also being introduced with Bloodline Rebellion, such as several new stages (currently six), customization items (including what is referred to as Character Dressup, allowing new "Item Move" features), and an all-new feature that allows the player to customize the hair of the characters, such as hairstyles and hair colors; in other words you can literally make your own hairstyle for each character. Furthermore, Namco has attempted to balance out the characters, as several characters (most notably Bob) were considered much too overpowered in Tekken 6 ([9]).

From Tekken 6 to Bloodline Rebellion, the Tekken-Net ID cards that have ranks below red (from the "Conqueror" rank and below) get reset back to "1st DAN". However, the ones that have ranks above red remain the same ([10]).

Additionally, there exists a golden version of the game's final boss, Azazel. To reach it, you must play arcade mode without retrying to properly reach it. Also, Azazel's color changes to red/orange when it gets low on health, as seen in the official trailer (at 3:09 - 3:12).

The game's bonus boss, Nancy-MI847J, does not appear to have received a design change. However, it appears to take less damage from attacks now. In the console version, it is playable on the second stage of "Scenario Campaign".

As of Wednesday, December 3, 2008, in an interview with Katsuhiro Harada, it was revealed that Namco / Namco-Bandai is "considering" including console-specific characters for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game. ([11] and [12]).

Also, there are new "Item Move" features for some of the characters like Lili, Xiaoyu, and other characters.

A new mode, "Scenario Campaign", will be in the console versions of the game. It can be played alone, with others, and online. Similar to the Tekken Force side game in Tekken 3, Tekken 4, Tekken 5's Devil Within, the fighters go through certain areas and defeat all opposing enemies, first was start from Lars and his robot partner Alisa as the first playable characters at this mode.

TapouT

On July 26, 2009, Namco Bandai announced that they would be collaborating with mixed martial arts apparel company TapouT. Because of this, TapouT shirts will be available as universal customization items in the console version of the game. Corresponding retail t-shirts will also be available for purchase ([13]).

Gallery

T-Shirt 1.

T-Shirt 2.

Design 1.

Design 2.

Character Roster

*New to Tekken 6
**New to Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion

Stages

Anger of the Earth * **
Azazel's Temple (Jin Kazama's Arena story only) (Console Version)
Azazel's Chamber (Azazel's Final Boss Stage)
Cemetery *
Central Tower (NANCY-MI847J's Bonus Stage)
City After Dark
Electric Fountain **
Fallen Colony *
Fiesta del Tomate ** ***
Gargoyle's Perch (Jin Kazama's Sub-Boss Stage)
Hidden Retreat ** ***
High Roller's Club
Lightning Storm **
Manji Valley
Mystical Forest
Noh Theater
Rustic Asia
Temple Grounds
Tunnel Disaster **
Urban War Zone

*Is a multi-tier stage
**New to Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion
***Can only be selected via Random Select

Achievements / Trophies

See Tekken 6/Achievements and Trophies for the full list.

The console versions of Tekken 6 will feature achievements / trophies upon completing certain tasks. In addition to the ones listed, there are also 12 additional hidden ones.

Videos

TEKKEN 6 "Vengeance" Trailer

TEKKEN 6 "Iron Fist Tournament" Trailer

TEKKEN 6 "Atari Live" Trailer With Gameplay - XBOX 360 AND PS3 TITLE PREVIEW

Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion - Opening Cinematic and Gameplay Video

AM Show 2008 Trailer

Interview with Katsuhiro Harada

Second Interview with Katsuhiro Harada

Short Trailer

New Console / NOVO Trailer

"Power is Everything" Trailer

GameSpot Tekken 6 Console Interview - 4/29/09

PS3 - Tekken 6 Editor's Day - Game Play Montage

PS3 - Tekken 6 Editor's Day - Trailer

Tekken 6 E3 2009 Trailer

Tekken 6 Gamescom Trailer

Tekken 6 Console Intro

PlayStation Portable version

The logo for the PSP version of Tekken 6.

Tekken 6 PSP is the PSP version of Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion. It includes almost all the same content of the PS3/XBOX versions with some major and minor changes.

Features

Altough the characters and movelists remain the same as it was in the console version there are some things missing in this game. ALso there are SECRET STAGES available only by cheatcodes like Gym, Temple, Hidden Retreat 2, etc.

Missing Features

Scenario Campaign mode has been removed from the PSP version. It cant be played normally neither with the use of cheatcodes.
The Customization items for each character have been reduced. There are less items and options.
Achievements and Trophies have been removed.
Special outfits, like Anna's Zebra Suit have been removed completely. You can't select it and neither buy it like in Tekken 5.
Motion Blur is missing.

Minor Changes

The Azazel's Chamber and Gargoyle's Perch stages are not playable outside Arcade, Story, Time Attack and, randomly, Survival mode.The reason for this remains unexplained.
The customization menu is not in a stage, but in a blue plain background with no floor like in Tekken :Dark Resurrection.
When you select a character now, instead of doing his/her pose and showing his/her customization, the CG art of that character will be displayed, although in a very bad resolution.
There is NO Stage Select like in the previous PSP Tekken game.
The Records are now displayed in only ONE resumed monotone table and there is no rankings nor character usage statiscs.
In practice mode there is no scroll option when you hold a specific command and the sample combos are not with the corresponding notations.
Also there's no command training and the VS CPU training and Defensive training are both in the same menu with Freestyle.
There's NO day-to-night transitions in the Temple Grounds stage.
There is no listening to BGM's in Theater mode and the Prologues/Endings cannot be buyed.

New Features

There's back the Gold Rush mode but now it's in High Rollers Club stage and there's a bonus for attack variation which is the use of different attacks during the time of Gold Rush.
There's a special Practice stage very similar than the stage of the previous game with the difference that now the colors of the stage are Black/Gray/Brown instead of Black/Blue.
Item moves remains the same for every character.
Redesigned menus, command lists and Credits.

Sources:

Screenshots Gallery

Bob fighting Miguel.	Bob fighting Miguel.	A screenshot of Zafina.	Raven fighting Zafina.
Miguel fighting Raven.	Raven fighting Zafina.	Raven fighting Bob.	Raven fighting Miguel.
Raven fighting Zafina.	Zafina fighting Miguel.	Zafina fighting Miguel.	Miguel fighting Bob.
Miguel fighting Raven.	One of Raven's pre-fight animations.	Bob fighting Raven.	Alisa fighting Bryan.
Steve fighting Heihachi.	Bruce fighting Zafina.

Limited Edition

There will also be a limited edition for both Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. The bundle includes the Tekken 6 game, limited edition wireless fight stick crafted by Hori (a black one for the Playstation 3 and a white one for the Xbox 360) and collectible Art book. Gamestop will offer a bonus offer to the bundle. It will include s Samurai Pack Downloadable Content featuring An official Cardboard Tube Samurai outfit designed by Penny Arcade exclusively for Yoshimitsu. And limited edition Samurai Battle Banners with which you can customize for each of the 40 fighters, and a Tekken Calendar featuring the characters of the in incredible graphic detail.

Pricing

The PCB only version costs 598,000 Yen ($5,557.07 USD, as of today's exchange rate). Namco will sell the Deluxe Cabinet setup for approximately 1,038,000 Yen ($9,646.52 USD).

Images

The logo for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion.	A poster for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion.	A poster for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion, detailing the game's new features.	The "Lightning Storm" stage, as seen in the trailer.
The "Tunnel Disaster" stage, as seen in the trailer.	Images of Asuka, Lars, the game's logo, and Jin on a motorcycle, taken from the trailer.	Arcade machines, showing Lars (top left), Devil Jin versus Anna, and Steve versus Law.	An arcade machine, showing an Alisa mirror match.
Two arcade machines, both showing the "Character Select" screen.	A page from Arcadia magazine, showing Alisa's CG art image and story.	A page from Arcadia magazine, showing Lars' CG art image and story.	A page from Arcadia magazine, featuring two of the new stages, along with other information.
The "Character Select" screen. The selected characters are Jin (left) and Alisa (right).	An image taken from the second trailer, showing the phrase "The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6".	A small portion of the "Character Select" screen, showing a customized Jack-6.	An Arcadia magazine scan that primarily shows some of Lili's customizations.
A closeup of Alisa Bosconovitch's face. Here, she's wearing her second outfit.	A closeup of Lars Alexandersson's upper body. Here, he's wearing his second outfit.	A Tekken-Net ID card for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion.	An image of Bob, with the new "Hien" ( 飛燕 ) ("Swallow in Flight") rank shown above him.
An image that shows some of Asuka Kazama's hair customizations.	The Tekken-Official "Enter" screen for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion, featuring Alisa and Lars.	A universal weapon customization shaped like a 'Naginata' (a traditional Japanese pole weapon).	Some of Yoshimitsu's customizations. He is standing in Hidden Retreat.
Some of Yoshimitsu's customizations. He is standing in the new stage Hidden Retreat.	Alisa, customized, while her statistics are being shown.	King, customized, on the "Character Select" screen.	Yoshimitsu, customized, while a stage is being selected.
Lili, customized, standing in the new stage Hidden Retreat.	A comparison of the damage taken from one specific juggle in Tekken 6 and Bloodline Rebellion.	Some of Asuka Kazama's customizations. She's standing in the new stage Fiesta del Tomate.	Some of Asuka Kazama's customizations. She's standing in the new stage Fiesta del Tomate.
Lili, customized, on the "Character Select" screen.	A "GNOURS" scan, which features many things that relate to Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion on it.	Some of Ganryu's customizations. He is standing in the new stage Hidden Retreat.	Alisa on the "Character Select" screen.
Lars on the "Character Select" screen.	A customized Ling Xiaoyu fighting Azazel, who is now wearing a panda mask.	The front of a Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion arcade flyer.	The back of a Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion arcade flyer.
Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion on the front cover of an Arcadia Magazine issue.	Nancy-MI847J's "Extra Stage" screen.	Gold Azazel, as seen on an Arcadia magazine scan.	Preliminary cover art (PS3).
Yoshimitsu's new "Cardboard Tube Samurai" costume.	A Famitsu magazine scan of Jin's new "CLAMP" costume.	A closeup of Jin's new "CLAMP" costume.	Artwork of Jin's new "CLAMP" costume.
Artwork of Heihachi, Kazuya, and Jin.	A screenshot of Alisa, taken in Korea. Her chainsaws are changed into energy beams.	A scan of Lars' new costume, designed by Masashi Kishimoto.	A "HORI" arcade stick for the PS3 version.
A scan of Zafina's new costume. It was designed by Mutsumi Inomata.	Artwork of Zafina in her new costume, designed by Mutsumi Inomata.	Limited Edition Bundle (Europe).	Limited Arcade Stick Bundle (Europe).
Lili on a Play Magazine "Girls of Gaming" issue.	Artwork of Roger Jr., done by Penny Arcade.	New outfits for Anna Williams (top) and Asuka Kazama (bottom).	A Tekken 6 calender, available with a pre-order from GameStop.
A cutscene that shows the capsule that contains Alisa.	A cutscene that shows Lars.	A cutscene that shows Lars and two Tekken Force members.	A cutscene that shows Lars slamming a Tekken Force member to the ground.
Zafina's "Mutsumi Inomata" costume.	Anna's "Zebra Suit" costume.	Asuka's "Mamoru Nagano" custume.	Lars fighting Heihachi in his new "Masashi Kishimoto" costume.
New outfits for Lili and Roger Jr. (only at top right).	Eddy fighting Heihachi in "Nancy-MI847J's Stage", selectable on consoles.	Heihachi fighting Jack-6, with the effects of "Motion Blur" being shown.	New costumes for Roger Jr., Kazuya, and Lili.
All of the new costumes in the game.	A guide showing the gifts that come with pre-ordering the game.	The "Scenario Campaign" map, with the "Arena" mode being selected.	Jin's new "sub-boss" screen (first in Arcade).
Azazel's new "Final Stage" screen (first in Arcade).	Alisa being customized at the "Customization" section.	Kazuya being customized at the "Customization" section.