Tekken 4 always felt like the beta version of Tekken 5 for me (I played T5 first), but I liked how some of the Story Mode was imaginative, like how Lee first appears as Violet, only to automatically reveal his true identity for the final battle - you can select Lee as Lee after this, but at first you have to select him as Violet.
@@countdookie6987 Uneven terrains should be encouraged imo. I just feel like even if you're able to get a combo down, I honestly find it more exciting to know that the terrain is also a factor. It would make tourney's more exciting because if someone ends up getting the upper hand; oh look at that he dropped the combo because of the staircase. but of course my opinion.
@@fckafd9548 I don't remember the story, but I know Tekken 5 had close to no story, so I don't think I can disagree there :D all I know I loved both growing up, but played so much more Tekken 5
Lee's dialogue in his ending is quite different here. His lines, while they get the same point across, are worded differently, but it still sounds like the same voice actor. I had no idea they made two different versions of his ending!
Also the prologue reader in the japanese version/korean is the tekken 4 announcer voice actor while the international has a another prologue reader. Marduks voice is also different in the japanese version
@@ArminHDCABLE I knew about Marduk (and Steve Fox) having different VAs for the Japanese version, but I didn’t know about the prologue reader. That’s interesting!
@@BrolyLSSJ01 An uncredited Scott Reyns voices Lee in his ending in international versions (Reyns includes a video of the ending on his RU-vid channel), just as an uncredited Ezra J. Stanley voiced Steve Fox (confirmed via the playthrough video linked on his official website [RU-vid video ID 2ncKaBhUyJo]) This makes me wonder if Marduk's international VA also went uncredited, as well as that of the prologue reader. Unfortunately, these TAS videos that seem to be the closest thing to longplays for the release in Asian countries lack the ending credits that would list the game's cast. If the cast is the same, then we can at least apply what we know to the original arcade version (and Asian-region console versions) voice sets for the characters, but differences in the cast list would be very telling.
If i was ever to walk into my local arcade and see someone perform the combo done at 4:43 - 5:54, i would pick up my coins and immediately walk over to the Tekken 1 Arcade and not look back
And then they'd follow you over there, fight you in T1 hit you with combos you can't even escape from at all, and you'd realize that going back further in Tekken is actually worst than going forward, lol.
Then King presses d/f 1 on you (he has the usual advantage on hit, but he literally gets a free combo on block. So basically, you either get hit with it over and over until you die or eat a free combo, and he can force you into the same situation)
@@zero28ism i think it's "just" +93. Doesn't matter because he can make coffee, somehow burn himself 2nd degree, get back from hospital, and then launch you.
Tcb bct 😂 You say that now, Geese’s 20 second combos might suck now but atleast they’re hard. Imagine playing this game online then watching a random low rank Lee do an infinite on you for half a minute 💀
I just realized that the prologue narrator sounds different in my version of the game. He sounds more natural, whereas his voice has a buzzy effect in this Korean version.
@@diablojim yeah and the character select announcer is the same in both versions. His name is Antonio Ploszay I think. Do you know if the prologue narrator in the USA version is the same person? I thought it was but now I’m not sure.
Lee: it was to gather data for a new technology that I'm currently working on design the ultimate robot designs for military application I present to you now combot combot come down here and demonstrate your capabilities for the audience Combot:😑😑😑 falls down the stairway lee:😠😡😠😡 combot: eyes blinking Lee:😡😡😡😡😡 damn it combot: comes running down so fast towards Lee gets in his fighting stance ready to fight combot
This playthrough was lit!!!!! I'm amazed by the playthrough!!!! So awesome!!!!Love the Korean backdash!!!!!! I'm a new subscriber to this channel!! Can you do one for kazuya also? Cuz that would be lit!!
철권 4는 보면 볼수록 역대 철권 시리즈와 비교해도 제일 이질적인거 같아요. 벽맵만 있고, 고저차도 있고, 리가 이 시리즈에 한해선 영어를 제대로 쓰고, 일러스트나 이미지도 그렇고 뭔가 리얼리티를 추구하는 거 같아요. 잘봤습니당. 그나저나 tas때문인진 모르겠지만 리가 여기선 흉악해보이네영 :)
Omg.. I'm glad they changed Lee/Violet's voice in Tekken 5 . I guess they didn't have an idea what a fabulous, sophisticated asian man would sound like while fighting. And it sounds here a non asian did his voice at least for me...
I miss these stages, I know the elevation was unfair but I don't see why we can't have the unique stage designs with stuff like phone booths just placed in the stage as obstacles, it's basically a temporary wall that eventually breaks.
Wait... Does it automatically turn you into Lee when you get to Heihachi!? Yo, that is so fucking dope, when you know that Lee is Heihachi's adopted son.
@@KenMasters. Of course, they didn't. There's no need to. You may want to sit down for what I am about to tell you... I am sorry but, Violet isn't a real person. 😂😂
@@darylhearth14 Yes, I’m aware that Violet is Lee’s disguise. Because I saw Lee’s intro. In 鉄拳Tekken Tag Tournament 2, they actually gave Violet an ending this time alongside Lee.
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