Comments on: Tekken 6 on US location via The Stinger Report http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/ The Saviours of Coin-Op Fri, 25 May 2012 00:39:54 +0000 hourly 1 By: jojo-OrlFla http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1233 jojo-OrlFla Fri, 24 Jul 2009 15:21:28 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1233 Game Galaxy Arcade Hickory Hollow Mall Antioch, TN Plays on a Tekken 5 console/cabinet with controller plug-ins Bring your own controller to really enjoy the game .75 cents/game -PLUS, check out the other games in the past years. They have BlazeBlue and Streetfighter 4 rigged on a console/cabinet. Game Galaxy Arcade
Hickory Hollow Mall
Antioch, TN
Plays on a Tekken 5 console/cabinet with controller plug-ins
Bring your own controller to really enjoy the game
.75 cents/game
-PLUS, check out the other games in the past years. They have BlazeBlue and Streetfighter 4 rigged on a console/cabinet.

]]> By: garyoak99 http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1232 garyoak99 Tue, 16 Dec 2008 03:45:29 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1232 Super Arcade - 1 token / game 1211 Grand Ave Walnut, CA Super Arcade – 1 token / game
1211 Grand Ave
Walnut, CA

]]> By: 1st arcade in US gets SFIV, more to follow « Arcade Heroes http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1231 1st arcade in US gets SFIV, more to follow « Arcade Heroes Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:43:36 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1231 [...] arcade in US gets SFIV, more to follow The Super Arcade (pictured to the right, we’ve discussed it before) in California has claimed to be the first arcade in the US to get their hands on Street Fighter IV [...] [...] arcade in US gets SFIV, more to follow The Super Arcade (pictured to the right, we’ve discussed it before) in California has claimed to be the first arcade in the US to get their hands on Street Fighter IV [...]

]]> By: Tekken Lord27 http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1230 Tekken Lord27 Wed, 06 Aug 2008 02:26:48 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1230 Hello, can someone kindly tell me where the heck is super arcade. I keep hearing its out here in calf. but not told where? If it is close i will go down and play T6. Hello, can someone kindly tell me where the heck is super arcade. I keep hearing its out here in calf. but not told where? If it is close i will go down and play T6.

]]> By: editor http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1229 editor Wed, 09 Apr 2008 14:17:33 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1229 Funny how this A89 and A69 information would be covered in the American installation documentation, but as US Namco dose not touch the system we have to do this for ourselves! Thanks to all for the clarifications - the Stinger full feature on this and the Tekken6 international situation will run in a couple of weeks time. Funny how this A89 and A69 information would be covered in the American installation documentation, but as US Namco dose not touch the system we have to do this for ourselves!

Thanks to all for the clarifications – the Stinger full feature on this and the Tekken6 international situation will run in a couple of weeks time.

]]> By: MYK http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1228 MYK Wed, 09 Apr 2008 05:55:24 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1228 I'm one of the players that play on a regular basis at Super Arcade. And I'm here just to clear some things up. The machine was imported from Hong Kong (not Philippines, my bad I've stated it was. But I rechecked and "Lazy Suzan" was a player from HK not Philippines), and we are playing the International English Version which is A89. Int. Version never had online capabilities, only country that ever had it was Japan. It's because our card systems are a bit different, Japan customizes characters on their phone or comp via tekken.net, while every other country customizes in-game instead. I’m one of the players that play on a regular basis at Super Arcade.

And I’m here just to clear some things up. The machine was imported from Hong Kong (not Philippines, my bad I’ve stated it was. But I rechecked and “Lazy Suzan” was a player from HK not Philippines), and we are playing the International English Version which is A89. Int. Version never had online capabilities, only country that ever had it was Japan. It’s because our card systems are a bit different, Japan customizes characters on their phone or comp via tekken.net, while every other country customizes in-game instead.

]]> By: Geo http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1227 Geo Wed, 09 Apr 2008 02:13:19 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1227 Ha!! PS3 arcade kit.... cool...... Ha!! PS3 arcade kit…. cool……

]]> By: editor http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1226 editor Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:16:33 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1226 MarkMan, just checked with the Japanese source - they claim that ALL versions of cabs can be upgraded to be connected - not a cabinet issue but a PS3-Arcade kit issue. They have not supplied any V69 units to be upgraded though, so it is a way to keep control. Talk now of a V2.1 for non-connected T6 's at JAMMA in September! Allow patches to be applied across the range. MarkMan, just checked with the Japanese source – they claim that ALL versions of cabs can be upgraded to be connected – not a cabinet issue but a PS3-Arcade kit issue. They have not supplied any V69 units to be upgraded though, so it is a way to keep control.

Talk now of a V2.1 for non-connected T6 ‘s at JAMMA in September! Allow patches to be applied across the range.

]]> By: MarkMan http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1225 MarkMan Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:06:50 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1225 The Canadian machines are Japanese versions of the game. There are 2 in Toronto and 2 in Vancouver. AFAIK, Tekkennet is Japan only. Namco made two styles of Asian machines. Korea has vs style setups (one player per control panel). Most places (Philippines and Australia) have two players per control panel. The Canadian machines are Japanese versions of the game. There are 2 in Toronto and 2 in Vancouver.

AFAIK, Tekkennet is Japan only.

Namco made two styles of Asian machines.

Korea has vs style setups (one player per control panel). Most places (Philippines and Australia) have two players per control panel.

]]> By: editor http://arcadeheroes.com/2008/04/08/tekken-6-on-a-us-location-via-the-stinger-report/#comment-1224 editor Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:15:25 +0000 http://arcadeheaven.wordpress.com/?p=3786#comment-1224 Thanks MarkMan - the information came from the operators, but I will update our Stinger coverage. The HK teams are running comments that they are on-line? Not sure if this is miss-understanding, or they may have different machines at different sites (look at the TEKKEN.Net and there is a HK and Aus ranker). I looked at the back of the machine and to be honest I did not see the plug point for the on-line feature, that said it looked a Asian cabinet, and I was led to believe that Namco only made one style of Asian machine - it was the international system that did not have on-line capability? And what about the Canadian machines? Thanks MarkMan – the information came from the operators, but I will update our Stinger coverage. The HK teams are running comments that they are on-line? Not sure if this is miss-understanding, or they may have different machines at different sites (look at the TEKKEN.Net and there is a HK and Aus ranker).

I looked at the back of the machine and to be honest I did not see the plug point for the on-line feature, that said it looked a Asian cabinet, and I was led to believe that Namco only made one style of Asian machine – it was the international system that did not have on-line capability? And what about the Canadian machines?

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