Tekken 7 Collector's Edition (PS4)

Not a bad game. Out of all the fighting games tekken is my favourite. The campaign was quite interesting and I managed to finish it within a few day on the normal mode.I was debating for a while about getting it and I mainly wanted to try out the ps vr aspect of the game. And it is good when you first try it but it isn't worth getting the game just for that part of it.All you get to do with the ps vr is see the characters as if they are standing in front of you, which if you have the VR isn't very clear. And you can also go into a "training simulator" to kick a CPUs butt in vr. Would of been nice to have the arcade mode in VR but guessing that would of been a bit to much... but hey love the characters and the campaign. Plus for £79 it's not a bad price for what I got in the box. I like the steel book as it's a nice design that's simple. And the statue is quite big and is designed very well. I like the fact that Kazuya is in mid air. Would reccomend to a tekken fan just for the statue and steel book alone.

A fantastic statue that unfortunately comes with a watered-down Tekken game.The gameplay is great dont get me wrong. Mechanically and graphically this game is a joy to play. Its just a shame modes that were series staples (no team battle, time attack, survivor) are all absent. Even the arcade mode is very lacking, down to even no real endings for characters.The treasure mode does help with those having the single player itch and online you will have fun.The story mode is good.....minus a very annoying and bored sounding narrator. But some sharp visuals and excellent choreographed action that builds to a massive climax keeps you invested.But your buying this for the statue which is a very nice and high quality piece. The details on this thing are wonderful. Right down to skin textures and tones. Its a great size too and for Tekken fans this is a must buy. Especially with the history That the two characters have within the series.

Love the game, but why in the hell is my box in foreign?

Received on date of release, and was pleased with both the game and the collectable statue.The game has improved on the previous generations with the new movement patterns. This allows for a more dynamic variation of game play both in terms of attacking and defending. Overall, the game has delivered and is a great fighting game to play online with friends and offline solo.The collectable statue has great attention to detail regarding the characters. The shading is great and the attention to the characters physique is also amazing. The only problem that I have is the quality and detail of the base, other than that it is a great addition to any collectors collection.Images below.

Tekken 7 may be the most approachable version of the game while adding more layers of complexity for veteran players, The Story mode can become a bit tedious and annoying playing characters you don't know but this is eased with the story assist features allowing you to pull off moves or combos easily. The Collectors Edition comes with a big ass statue and a steel book with OST.. while I didn't care for the OST the steel book is nice and the statue is amazing.

The gift wrapping was so dreadful looked like it was wrapped by a 3 year old in the dark ,never again the paper was dark brown have put pics on my FB page do not want my friends trusting amarzon to wrap a gift

The game sucks!The collectors edition, however, is very nice. The statue is one of the best that I own and the soundtrack and steel cases are pretty sweet to, as are the stickers.Probably one of the best collectors editions I've ever received! ^.^

Great game, despite what some naysayers might say. The statue is epic. My only complaint, or perhaps caveat emptor, is that it proclaims "hundreds of costumes" in the Deluxe Edition, but apart from the 30-odd gold costumes it's nothing that doesn't come included with the vanilla game.So false advertising, ish. Still worth it for the game and statue.