Tekken Comes to Sony PSP

Feb 11 2006, 3:29am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

According to Japanese magazine Famitsu, Namco is working on Tekken for the Sony PSP.

Namco is supposed to reveal details next week. Tekken is one of my most favorite games on the Sony PS2. It will be interesting to see what Namco plans with Tekken on the Sony PSP. I hope it supports wireless multi-player modes, to be able to fight directly against other gamers. Tekken is of course also planned for the Sony PS3. Details are still scrace as well.
More details on Gamespot.

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