Matieo

Jun 9 2013, 12:49 PM

Just Crecente and McWhertor, off the top of my head, and I've always considered them top journalists, Kotaku or not. Both are pretty low key on Polygon anyways - as veterans they're hanging back and letting alot of the new blood come through. Gies and Kollar are probably the two high profile guys there at the moment, as they tend to play and write the reviews for most of the big titles.

Not saying Polygon is the destination to be this year. GT, from what I remember, has always had some of the best E3 coverage, along with IGN, because of their connections in the industry. What's Giant Bomb planning for the week?

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Crafted by Namco Bandai Games' internal Tekken development team, Tekken Revolution provides fighting game fans and newcomers alike the hard-hitting gameplay of the famed franchise. Choose from an initial cast of eight iconic Tekken characters to train and battle against AI opponents in Arcade Mode or take on fearsome human rivals spanning the globe through online Ranked and Player Matches. The game also features new bone-crunching Special Arts and Critical Arts moves designed to help newcomers deliver hard-hitting attacks and advanced players to employ new strategies with their favorite fighters.

For the first time in Tekken history players will be able to level-up their characters, increasing three key attributes; Strength, Endurance and Vigor, to create a combatant tuned to individual play styles. Develop a defensive tank character with high HP to withstand knockout blows while offense focused players can create a damage-inflicting character with low health but high critical hit rates to devastate opponents with a flurry of attacks.

baldgye

Jun 9 2013, 06:48 PM

Matieo's the real hero here, recognising dat baller OP... guy must have put some effort and thought into it... what a nice guy he must be...