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This is a list of the known American locations that have Tekken 6.0; it's possible a few of them may even have Bloodline Rebellion. List is courtesy of Tekken Zaibatsu: Hawaii Pearlridge Center Uptown Tilt - $1.50 / game 98-1005 Moanalua Rd #142F Aiea, HI 96701 (808) 486-3050 Fun Factory Town Center of Mililani 95-1249 Meheula Pkwy. Mililani, HI 96789 808-623-4383 Market City Shopping Center 2/3 rounds 2919 Kapiolani Blvd. Honolulu, HI 96826 808-735-4041 Wisconsin Paul’s Video Arcade - $0.75 / game 5564 Durand Ave Racine, WI 53406 Nevada New York New York Hotel and Casino - $2.00 / game 3790 Las Vegas Blvd. South Las Vegas, Nevada NorCal San Francisco State University (Caesar Chavez Student Center) - $0.75 / game 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco CA 94132 Sunnyvale Golfland - 3 tokens / game 855 E El Camino Real Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Milpitas Golfland - 3 tokens / game 1199 Jacklin Rd. Milpitas, CA 95035 SoCal Super Arcade - 1 token / game 1211 Grand Ave Walnut, CA Video 94 - $0.25 / game 19050 La Puente Rd West Covina, CA 91792 Mission Valley Tilt - $1.50 / game - 2 rounds 1640 Camino Del Rio North San Diego, CA 92108 (619) 299-9807 Texas The Galleria TILT - $1.50 / game 5015 Westheimer Rd. Houston, TX 77081 Planet Zero - ? credits / game 12303 Westheimer Rd Houston, TX 77077 Arcade UFO - $1.00 / game 3103 Speedway Austin, TX Rhode Island WARWICK MALL TILT - $1.50 / game 400 BALD HILL ROAD WARWICK RI 02886 Tennessee Game Galaxy - $0.75 / game 5252 Hickory Hollow Parkway Hickory Hollow Mall Antioch, TN 37013 New York Chinatown Fair Video Arcade - $1.00 / game Manhattan/Civic Center 8 Mott Street (between Chatham Sq & Mosco St) New York, NY 10013 Michigan American Fun Center - $0.75 / game 642 West 14 Mile Road Troy, MI 48083 248-616-9500 New Jersey 8 on the Break - $1.00 / game 340-346 North Ave Dunellen, NJ 08812 Arizona Castles N' Coasters - $0.25 / game 9445 Metro Parkway East Phoenix, AZ 85051

That depends on which character you're using although I believe that most if not all of the characters have had their moves changed to a certain extent. Heihachi for example has lost a move in a natural combo move set but he has gained a new left stomp in Bloodline Rebellion. Kazuya lost 1,2,4,3 as a wall combo but he gains d/f+3,2>1 as his wall juggle in Bloodline Rebellion. Did this answer your question?

Yes, I know! I get that reaction quite often every time I point out we have the newest Capcom and Bandai/Namco fighting games now. There is always that ONE obnoxious guy who has to point out that our Street Fighter IV, Bloodline Rebellion and our two Tekken 6 games are ALL in standard definition though.

Which one? Tekken 6.0 or Bloodline Rebellion?

Oh, no! Not at all...if I was REALLY trying to brag; I would certainly have mentioned my local arcade has Bloodline Rebellion, Street Fighter IV, Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Gundam, Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny Rengou vs. ZAFT 2, Taiko no Tatsujin 12 AND Blazblue!

There is the bound system, breakable walls, floors and four new characters in Tekken 6.0. There is also a new final boss and a bonus stage boss called Nancy. Everyone faces Jin in the eighth round although I'm not sure what happens if you're playing Jin... It's also easier to earn gold using IC cards in Tekken 6.0. Defeating Nancy earns you a thousand gold! The roulette shows up automatically every forty human matches. You can also share in the roulette bonus even if the roulette shows up for your opponent! ALL characters also have their own item moves. A good example is Armor King's baseball bat which you can buy using your gold! Here is footage of the final boss Azazel and Armor King using his new item move the baseball bat swing!

My local arcade has both Bloodline Rebellion AND Street Fighter IV.

Tekken 6:Bloodline Rebellion It was great except for the fact that a button on the P1 side lost some of its sensitivity. The experience on the P2 side was perfect though the cabinet could have been the HD one that Japanese arcades have!

Oh, please re-read the first sentence in my message: Blazblue was released on November 19th in Japan so even the next list may not have it because it arrived late in the month. This is why Bloodline Rebellion and Taiko no Tatsujin 12 aren't on the lists too. I don't make the lists so I don't decide when they release this information.

Amusement Journal just released their lists for the most popular arcade games in Japan for October 2008. First up are the most popular games with non-dedicated cabinets: 1. Tekken 6 Bandai Namco 2. Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Gundam Banpresto 3. Virtua Fighter 5 R Sega 4. Street Fighter 4 Capcom 5. Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny Rengou vs. ZAFT 2 Banpresto Next come the games you've probably never heard of much less played and they are the games in dedicated cabinets: 1. Mahjong Fight Club 7 Konami 2. Mobile Suit Gundam:Bonds of the battlefield Banpresto 3. Sangokushi Taisen 3 Sega 4. WORLD CLUB Champion Football 2006-2007 Sega 5. Taiko no Tatsujin 11 Bandai Namco What do you think?

Yep, that just brings up another question though; why choose mostly if not all Tekken 6.0 videos for the first post in this thread when Bloodline Rebellion has been out now for a few weeks?

OMG! This is old! Tekken 6.0 was released in 2007! The latest version of this game is Bloodline Rebellion and it was released on December 18, 2008 in Japan. Here is a link to a HD video of Tekken 6:Bloodline Rebellion Feng vs. Armor King

Thanks for that reminder. I'll keep that in mind if I ever feel the need to see what the arcade game could have been like if they had upgraded the hardware. I know the previous Tekken titles are playable on MAME as the first three titles have been playable on MAME for years now. That is hilarious! It almost sounds like they're Santa!

I am aware that they have Tekken Tag Tournament playable on PCSX2 but I was wondering if they ever got it working on MAME. Have they emulated Tekken Tag Tournament on MAME yet?

I play Ragnarok Online and now that the official free server has been online for almost two months; I've created an account on that one too.

I wouldn't be THAT impatient; it sometimes takes a couple of days AFTER the movie is released to even get a cam of the movie. Screeners aren't always available for ALL movies.

Thanks for the reminder. I forgot it was a few days ago too. My arcade gets imports 5-6 months after their official releases in Japan if Tekken 6 was anything to go by so I'll hopefully be playing it by January or even Christmas of this year.

The funny thing is that one would only consider doing this when you're young because the chances of getting someone pregnant is highest when you're a young man!

Oh! I see now. BJ will just be like the Point Man from FEAR Combat who can go into bullet-time mode but it's limited by his recharging metre. That seems fine to me.

That is a bit excessive; the latest software sales ratios were from April of this year: Xbox 360: software sales ratio: 7.5 Wii: software sales ratio: 5.3 PS3: software sales ratio: 4.6 The Wii software sales ratio or attach rate doesn't look THAT bad compared with the Xbox 360 especially considering the Xbox 360 did have an extra year to market its games. The software sales ratio for PS3 does look bad even considering that both the Wii and the PS3's software ratios have already improved from what they were just six months ago!

That sounds awesome! I would love to have that link!

Sommersby, Maverick, Nell, Contact, Taxi Driver, Freaky Friday, Mesmerized, The Accused, Anna and the King, The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, Panic Room, Flightplan, and Inside Man.

I would be happy with that idea.

That may be true for North America but now there are more theatres in the rest of the world. That may be true since the director pointed out that he made the first Batman movie in order to prove to others that he could make a successful Batman movie. Nolan suggests that this new Batman movie allows him to be more creative since he doesn't feel he needs to prove himself because of the success of the first movie.

Oh! I see; that would make much more sense! The only problem with that would be the following argument: The amount of hardware sold does affect the ultimate profit although the software attach rate is important to a certain degree.