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Not For Resale (Playstation 2 - US, Fighting)

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Developed_By:

Namco

Published_By:

Sony

Released On:

01 Jan 2005

The mysterious G Corporation launches a full-scale attack involving military helicopters and combat cyborgs on the building Heihachi Mishima was in during the final scene of the previous game . Kazuya Mishima betrays his father and escapes, while Heihachi is presumably killed. However, the Mishima Zaibatsu continues operating as usual under undisclosed leadership. When the fifth King of the Iron Fist tournament is announced, both Kazuya and his son Jin enter in an attempt to solve the mystery.

Tekken 5 is a versus fighting game that reduces the unusual stage design elements introduced in its immediate predecessor, thus resembling earlier installments. Five new characters join the growing regular cast, and the special modes from the previous games return, with the addition of a platforming ("Devil Within") and fighting minigames starring Jin Kazama in a sub-story of his own. Also new to the series is the ability to customize the characters with colored outfits, additional costumes, and items that can be bought with money gained in the fights and equipped.

Tekken 5 was released for the Playstation 2 on 2005-02-24 . It belongs to the Fighting genre.

eBay Product ID:

30734544 (United States)

UPC-A:

722674100229 (United States)

UPC-A:

722674100403 (United States)

Sony PN:

SLUS-21059 (United States)

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Media Type:

DVD-ROM

Save Game Methods:

External Storage

Multiplayer Options:

Same/Split-Screen

Number of Offline Players:

1-2 Players

Input Device Features Supported:

Vibration

Input Devices Supported/Optional:

Arcade Stick

Miscellaneous Attributes:

Pressure/Touch Sensitive

Multiplayer Game Modes:

Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)

Controller Types Supported:

Analog Controller, Digital Controller

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How to Play

Console Ports

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MEMORY CARD slot 2

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MEMORY CARD slot 1

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USB connector

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controller port 1

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controller port 2

Console Buttons

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RESET button

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open button

Console Setup

Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located on the back of the console) is turned ON.

Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the display will open. Place the Tekken 5 disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.

Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.

Memory Card

To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2 system. Tekken 5 requires 57KB.

Mode Select

Press the START button at the Title screen to display the Mode Select screen. Select a mode and press the ✖ button.

Story Battle

Fight your way through different stories depending on the character you choose.

Arcade

Battle against the CPU or a friend in a one or two-player game.

Time Attack

Defeat computer-controlled opponents in the fastest possible time.

VS Battle

In this two-player mode, you can set handicap values to give the weaker player an advantage.

Team Battle

This is a one or two-player mode. Create a fighting team of up to eight characters.

Survival

Defeat as many opponents as you can. When your health meter runs out, the game is over.

Practice

Play as any character you want and practice his or her fighting style.

Tekken: Devil Within

Play as Jin Kazama in a 3D action-adventure game.

Arcade History

Play the arcade version of the early Tekken series.

Theater

View movies or listen to the game's background music.

Customize

Change the player name or equip characters with customized items.

Options

Change game settings, adjust the display, access the memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) or view records.

Matches and Rounds

Win a set number of rounds before your opponents do to win the match. To win a round, attack until the opponent's health meter hits zero.

Time Limits

Each round has a time limit. If both fighters are standing when Time Up is called, the one with the highest health percentage wins.

Draws

A draw is called when there's a double knockout or if both fighters' health meters are equal when Time Up is called. Both fighters are awarded a point.

If there's a draw in the final round of Arcade Mode, the game is over. If there's a draw in a two-player battle, whoever played first wins. In VS Battle Mode, if a draw is called, the match is over.

Game Over and Continue

Lose in Story Mode, Arcade or Time Attack and the game is over. To continue play and restart from the last stage in these modes, press the START button during the continue countdown.

For Tekken: Devil Within, when the game is over, select Retry on the Game Over screen to continue play.

Character Select Screen

Once you choose a game mode from the Mode Select screen, the Character Select screen appears. Use the directional buttons to highlight the character you want and press a punch or kick button to make a selection.

Your button choice designates the outfit your chosen character will wear:

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Press the or button to choose the player 1 outfit.

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Press the or O button to choose the player 2 outfit.

Two-Player Character Selection

To add another player to an Arcade or Team Battle, press the START button on a second controller while the Character Select screen is displayed or after a match begins. The Character Select screen then becomes available for player 2 to choose a character or team.

Two-Player Stage Selection

In VS Battle and Arcade, the player who joins or challenges a match can select the stage. Once the player 2 character is selected, press the button to select a stage at random or press the ← directional buttons before pressing the button to select a specific stage.

Story Battle

Choose a character and battle your way through the Tekken 5 story as it is revealed for your chosen character. Continues are limitless in Story Battle.

Arcade

Battle against the CPU or another player. If defeated, you can continue and even select a different character before fighting again. You can also change the difficulty level before each match.

Time limit and round number settings are locked once play begins, so be sure to set your game options before starting.

Rank

You start as a Beginner and increase in rank by winning matches. When you've won a certain number of matches, you get promoted to the next rank. As your opponents' ranks increase, so do their skills.

Fight Money

After you've won a match, you may see a number followed by "G" at the bottom of the screen. "G" is fight money used to buy items in Customize mode.

Time Attack

Fight against the CPU and clear all stages as fast as possible. You can continue play after a defeat, but you can't choose another character.

VS Battle

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Controls

X button

accept menu option

Δ button

go back in menu

left analog stick

Move (Tekken: Devil Within)

right analog stick

Control camera (Tekken: Devil Within)

R3 button

Reset camera position (Tekken: Devil Within)

L1 button

Special attack (Tekken: Devil Within)

L2 button

Change lock-on target (Tekken: Devil Within)

R1 button

Lock on (Tekken: Devil Within)

R2 button

Change lock-on target (Tekken: Devil Within)

O button

Jump (Tekken: Devil Within)

□ button

Guard (Tekken: Devil Within)

START

Pause (Tekken: Devil Within)

SELECT

Show/hide map (Tekken: Devil Within)

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Tips & Maps

Advance

Move forward.

Retreat

Move backward.

Crouch

Crouch down.

Crouch Advance

Crouch and move forward.

Run

If an enemy's far away, close the distance quickly by running.

Jump

Perform a full jump.

Small Jump

Perform a small jump.

Sidestep Into the foreground

Move into the foreground to dodge attacks.

Sidestep Into the background

Move into the background to dodge attacks.

Stepping in

Adjust the distance from your enemy by advancing quickly.

Stepping out

Adjust the distance from your enemy by retreating quickly.

Left punch

Execute a basic attack with the left punch.

Right punch

Execute a basic attack with the right punch.

Left kick

Execute a basic attack with the left kick.

Right kick

Execute a basic attack with the right kick.

High attacks

Hit standing enemies and opponents jumping toward you, but won't hit crouching opponents or damage enemies in a standing guard stance.

Mid attacks

Hit both standing and crouching enemies, as well as opponents floating in the air, but don't damage opponents in a standing guard stance.

Low attacks

Hit both standing and crouching enemies, but can be blocked by a crouching guard stance or avoided by jumping.

Tackle

Collide with your opponent after taking three or more running steps to knock them down and deliver additional attacks from on top of them.

Unblockable Tackle

Collide with your opponent after taking four or more running steps to shoulder tackle them with a move that cannot be blocked or counterattacked.

Running Cross Arm

Take three or more running steps and press the buttons to charge in with a mid attack and cross chop, knocking the enemy down if successful.

Sliding Dash

Take three or more running steps and press the button to slide in and hit the opponent with a low range attack.

Basic Throw

Grab your opponent to inflict a large amount of damage, but requires getting close and leaves you vulnerable until the grab is successful.

Standing Guard

Defends against high attacks and mid attacks, but is vulnerable to low attacks and throws.

Crouching Guard

Defends against low attacks, avoids high attacks and most throws, but is vulnerable against mid attacks.

Ukemi (Quick Roll)

Enter this command the moment you are about to hit the ground to execute a Quick Roll and get back up.

Ukemi (Quick Roll) With Directional Button

Enter this command the moment you are about to hit the ground to execute a Quick Roll, pressing directional buttons away from your opponent to roll backward or toward them to get up quickly.

Unblockable Attacks

Each character has a special move that cannot be blocked, with the command differing for each character.

Clean Hit

If a move hits deep when executed close to your opponent, it's a clean hit and inflicts more damage than normal.

COUNTER HIT

If you counter an opponent's attack with your own, it inflicts more damage and can lead to follow-up attacks.

WALLS

Colliding with a wall from an enemy attack causes additional damage, making it a disadvantage to be cornered, but an advantage if you corner your opponent.

BASIC THROW EVASION

Enter A or B at the right moment when grabbed to evade the attack.

SIDE THROW EVASION

For throws from the left or right, press the Punch button corresponding to the side your opponent grabbed; throws from behind cannot be evaded.

ATTACK REVERSAL

Some characters can execute attack reversals by pressing A+B (or C+D) with the timing of the opponent's high or mid attack.

HIGH AND MID PARRY

Some characters can turn aside high or mid attacks by pressing A+B with the timing of the opponent's attack, creating an opening for a quick counter-attack.

LOW PARRY

All characters can execute a low parry by hitting the directional buttons at the right time to turn aside a low attack, creating an opening for a quick counter-attack.

STOMP

Use this move by pressing Up when an enemy is knocked to the ground, or even when they are not, to jump on them with all your weight.

TRAMPLE ATTACK

Run into the enemy after taking four or more steps to trample them; if the opponent is not down, this becomes an unblockable tackle.

RISE UP IN PLACE

Press Up to rise up right where you are, which is the quickest way to get up.

FORWARD ROLL/BACKWARD ROLL

Press Left (Forward Roll) or Right (Backward Roll) to rise up as you roll toward or away from your enemy, useful for adjusting distance.

ROLL SIDEWAYS

Press Up+Left (into the background) or Up+Right (into the foreground) to roll over when knocked down, from which you can perform other recovery moves.

RISE UP INTO LOW OR MID KICK

Press Down (low) or Up (middle) to recover from being on the ground and perform a low or mid kick in one motion.

RISING ANKLE KICK

While lying on your back with feet toward the enemy, press A+B (or C+D) to execute a quick but weak kick, effective against closing enemies.

SPRING KICK

At the beginning of a backward roll, press A+B to perform a kick while lying on your back with feet toward the opponent, an effective counter-attack.

RISING CROSS-CHOP

At the start of a backward (forward) roll, press A+B to execute a chop as you fly toward your opponent while lying on your back with feet toward the enemy.

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Enemies & Characters

RAVEN

An international intelligence agent considered highly skilled and iron-hearted, codename RAVEN. He entered the tournament to find out who or what is behind the event.

FENG WEI

Feng Wei wants to be the most powerful fighter ever. He seeks to recover the secret scroll and perfect his art of the "God Fist."

ASUKA KAZAMA

Asuka received training in Kazama Style Traditional Martial Arts from her father. She decided to enter the tournament after a police detective told her the perpetrator who injured her father was likely to enter.

JIN KAZAMA

Jin Kazama, the son of fate, is plagued by recurring nightmares and the growing influence of the devil gene. Without intervention, it's only a matter of time before he'll be completely overcome.

KING

After defeating Marduk, King realized the foolishness of his desire for vengeance and walked away. He vowed, "I will not stand by and allow my mentor's name to be disgraced!" after Marduk declared his desire for a revenge match.

NINA WILLIAMS

To regain her memory, Nina met with her sister and remembered her past, leading to a shootout. They decided to settle their fight at the upcoming tournament.

CHRISTIE MONTEIRO

Christie's grandfather was diagnosed with an incurable illness, and she hoped a cure was possible using the advanced technology of the Mishima Zaibatsu. She decided to enter the tournament, seeing it as a chance to save her grandfather.

CRAIG MARDUK

Craig Marduk, an undefeated Vale Tudo fighter, was infuriated over his loss to King in the previous tournament. He started a harsh training regimen to hone his body into the ultimate weapon for a revenge match at the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5.

JACK-5

JACK-5 is a beloved heavy machinery soldier with no heart, developed by a physicist based on data from JACK-4. The upcoming tournament is seen as the perfect chance to test this latest weapon.

JULIA CHANG

Julia Chang, a forest rejuvenation researcher, was disappointed she wasn't able to recover her research data during the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4. To fulfill her hopes for forest rejuvenation, Julia decided to enter this year's tournament to retrieve the lost data.

KAZUYA MISHIMA

Kazuya suffered defeats at the hands of Heihachi and Jin, then escaped Honmaru by morphing into a devil before it exploded. He entered the King of Iron Fist Tournament to exact revenge.

LING XIAOYU

Xiaoyu cried when she heard Heihachi had been killed and wished she could go back in time. To fund the invention of a time machine by a self-proclaimed genius, Xiaoyu decided to enter the tournament.

HWOARANG

The Korean Army took Hwoarang into custody during the last round of the King of Iron Fist Tournament 4, keeping him from his long-awaited fight with Jin Kazama. Two months later, he was finished with his military service and is now free to pursue a confrontation with Jin Kazama.

MARSHALL LAW

After failing in the restaurant business and the last tournament, Marshall received a phone call that his son had caused a serious accident. To earn enough money to cover the damage and hospital bills, Marshall entered the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5.

PAUL PHOENIX

Paul recognized his overconfidence when he lost the last tournament and wanted to rediscover what he had lost. Two months later, he entered the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5.

LEE CHAOLAN

Lee entered the last tournament to defeat Heihachi, but was defeated by Kazuya. Motivated by revenge after a failed attempt to take control of the Mishima Zaibatsu, Lee entered the tournament.

LEI WULONG

Interpol detective Lei Wulong was investigating serial rampage incidents when the culprit disappeared. After a similar incident in Japan, Lei was certain the next target would be the King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 and decided to enter the competition himself.

STEVE FOX

Steve entered The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 to show off his strength and find out where he came from, learning the secret of his birth with Lei Wulong's help. Having made a comeback as the world champion, Steve immediately decided to enter the next tournament.

YOSHIMITSU

Yoshimitsu, head of the Manji Party, rushed to aid his threatened members, but many were slaughtered. When Yoshimitsu heard the perpetrator had entered the tournament, he signed up as well, seeking revenge on behalf of his dead friends.

BRYAN FURY

Bryan Fury, a replicant, entrusted himself to Dr. Boskonovitch for technological upgrades, receiving a perpetual power generator. Instead of thanks, Bryan killed several people at the facility and then decided to enter the tournament, thinking it the perfect test of his newly installed generator.

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