How Tekken 4 Achieves Its Beautiful Tone
Released in the early 2000's for arcades and the PS2, Namco's fighting game Tekken 4 was responsible for the series being presented with a realistic and grounded tone. This video aims to highlight not only the game's tone, but also how the game utilizes narrative, character design, audio and other factors to make the game feel 'real'.
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