Aside from having the most broken character in the series I can fault it for bad controls. The button layout was very awkward and hard to get used to. I loved the game, but it had control issues big time. The GC controller is no better or worse than what the Wii has for fighting game controls without the use of a Classic Controller.

Um... ok...

I was just thinking that the GC controller would work better than the Wii-mote...

D-Pad for punches and kicks, analog stick to move, figure it out from there. Plenty of ways they could make the control work.

"a port will fail comercially and critically."

But for all the wrong reasons. The game could play like a dream, and people will still assume port=cheap cash-in.

namco=epic fail

they didnt learn from their first mistake (tekken on gba)

i really hope they bring this too wii


fck namco btw.....where is ace combat 6 (or the sequal) for PS3 ??

Anyone have any idea how this game sold? It definitely looked terrible, but I'm very curious.

That's not true, there are ports which have sold fine, on the Wii and other systems. There are ports of varying quality of course.

I know there are some exceptions. I was just addressing that a port would be more likely to be bashed than praised, because they think it's easy to port, and that if it's easy it's therefore bad.

Not sure how I feel about this. I understand that Namco is trying to expand to the Wii, but at the same time I don't really feel that Tekken should be played without an arcade stick.

That would be great. I am a big Tekken fan and would love to have some Tekken games on the Wii.