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NIKOS_SE on 03 April 2008

hello there again!!!

after a good hack and slash game i would like to play a fighting game on my ps3 so the only 2 i found was virtua fighter 5 and tekken dark resurection.so is any of these worth to buy or should i wait soul calibur 4 and dragon ball z burst limit in june???

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makingmusic476 on 03 April 2008

Wait for Tekken 6. It should be out no later than November, and probably long before then.

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akuma587 on 03 April 2008

Mortal Kombat II should be some good mindless fun. I don't think you could go wrong with any of them, including Tekken 6, not counting the DBZ game, which you should read up on reviews before you buy.

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