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Tekken 4 features
new play features which differ from prior games in
the Tekken series. The most noticeable
are the inclusion of walls, the ability to change
positions with your opponent, and side moves.
Below you will learn about each of these changes.
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Drive an opponent into a
corner. Counter attack with an opponent
bouncing against a wall. Whoever controls
the walls will control the match.
Instead of the infinite distance stages,
realistic 3D stages have been constructed.
Each stage has characteristic width and shape
from what seems to be an almost unlimited
outdoor stage all the way down to a narrow
street. A match will start with trying to
understand the space you are in and taking a
good position within, because one who is driven
into a corner will suffer greatly. |
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Forecast, dodge, and dive into the
dead angle. Understanding the depth of the
environment is the key to victory.
Side moves are necessary in order to gain an
advantageous position, while back and forward
movements are needed to have an advantage in
distance. Side moves are greatly improved in Tekken
4 to allow a full circle of movement, which is
one of the basic moves of real fighting arts. Tekken
4 is no longer a simple exchange of blows on a
line, but instead allows for clever tactics and
reading one's opponent. |
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Changing positions in a corner.
Grasp a chance to reverse an advantage.
With the new ability to change positions, players
will be released from the stress of being driven
into a corner and beaten. Careless opponents
who are convinced of their victory will find
themselves driven to the wall the next moment.
Continuous tension and excitement are the basis and
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