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@spyderken Yea, I see what you mean. But you know, not every character has been introduced yet in these cinematics, I'm sure. Think they'll save Nina for C. Viper? That would be a battle!!

@BiteBug Ahh, ur right!! It's 3/4!!

Don't think I've ever heard a Tekken OST with that time . . .

"HUMANOID"

. . . -_- . . .

And Tekken does it once again, BEST FIGHTING GAME OST/BGMs HANDS DOWN!!

This track is so badass, like Law of course...

But appearently, 4 people must of had that spicy-ass Marshall Soup.

(TK4)

Not gonna lie, I think Julia's new extended move set makes her a huge force to reckon with cause now, in addition to powerful juggles, she also has well incorporated throws.

Almost like combining Julia/Nina/King.

lol

"This is a fighting game circa . . . 2000? 2002?"

Try 1999 . .

Great, I now have a reason to purposefully lose at the stage: To view each character become Ogre's dish! Thanks, Namco!

Wow, This could be the ultimate boss for the next TK mini game. All you have to do is throw in Jin's ability to execute 10+ EWGFs in one string like in Scenario Campaign and . . .

Oh no, don't tell me Hwoarang's losing his "bully" act . . .

More like:

Baek:"Hold on, what the hell are you wearing?"

Ahh!! Nostalgia. . . Gotta Love it.

lol It always creeped me out to see Jin and the Mishimas do their "Spinning Demon" in slow-mo replay. They practically have no stomach. . O_o

@GAF1987 lol Yeah, I think there are still some kinks with the voices; one some videos, some characters don't have a voice period. BTW have you heard Paul's new "Phoenix Smasher" grunt?

@txchick11 Conway, SC

Love a Wayans Comedy: Edgy and dangerous. I loved skits where the audience is interactive. That Richard Gere reference may have lasted a few seconds, but you can still hear the audience in the background almost saying: "Oh sh*t, They did it now."

1:25 to 1:45 is my fav. And I love that BCU sings their chants in 3-part harmony. Key term "Harmony".

14k Gettin' it!

Her eyes are amazing.

Makes me feel like flying over a cityscape. Fave.

Ahh, Tekken is always fresh when it comes to OST Soundtracks. And that is a good question, could this stage be a revamped version of Jin's stage in T3/Tag? Same thing for Manji Valley. . .

@LeoTekkenfan Yeah, I believe it is the same for the BETA Version of Tekken 6. I kinda liked it that way better.

I wouldn't say it sucks, but it is a little bit different than the first peek of the project. I still would rather see Tekken's version if they get to it. If not, TTT2 would be just as fine.

@rixilonnituo The one I can point out is"Unidentified Flying Object", the rest I have no clue.

This would make an epic bgm for a Chun Li vs Xiaoyu fight. Plus Go-go reminds me of them both.

@kingboy212 Yep.

Classic Heihachi dyed his hair back to black.

@TheMonitorwipes no disrespect, but did you really expect an answer for that question?

Dang, the very beginning was enough. Her intro, her vocals, and that view of NYC Skyline circa 1999. I know I'm young, but I miss the 90s

I guarantee if you perform this dance corrctly for 5 straight minutes, maybe less, you'll definitely lose 10 pounds

No, the song is not from '06, cuz i was in the 3rd grade when it came out, so it had to be around '01-'02. And the sample is Double Dutch Bus from Frankie Smith backin the 80's.

@Dman31619 Street Fighter x Tekken are two games versus each other through Capcom/Street Fighter's engine, using SF's style in graphics, frames, etc. Whereas Tekken x Street Fighter is the game through Namco/Tekken's engine.

This is amazing, I think Tekken's version would be a little bit more of a challenge, though. It'd be shifty to try to "smoothen" SF's fighter's moves to that Tekken-like.

To the geniuses that didn't do their homework:

Keri was paying homeage to those female artists that paved the way for artists like her and Beyonce today; and she did it by decade. Josephine Baker in the 30s, Dorothy Dandridge 40s, the Andrew's Sisters in the 50s, DIANA ROSS 60s, DONNA SUMMERS 70s...

1:21, that trumpet oozed epicness. . .

Oh, the great jam that started my High School Career as a Freshman. Played it everyday in gym class.