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You'll notice a nasty visual downgrade, especially with the character models, but everything else survives the trip unscathed. The mash-happy, offensively-minded gameplay remains dumb fun, especially against a real human opponent props to Namco for including download play with just one disc. Plus, a smorgasbord of modes makes this the perfect game to return to time and time again. Unlockables like goofy fan-fave Tekken Bowl and the new combo-for-money Gold Rush mode provide perfect pick-up-and-play thrills in bite-sized chunks.
In fact, it works pretty well if your pad is broken in. All the game's modes load whip-fast, the PSP's batteries can go for a good three hours running Resurrection, and the Tekken game-play is intact and excellent.
Also cool is the bounty of unlockables, nary a one of them a fighter--every character starts unlocked from the get-go. This should be required for all fighters. Pick up Resurrection and you'll adiscover how robust a PSP game can be--the great fighting just sweetens the package.
Handheld ports of fighting games have always been problematic; usually resulting in a horribly broken imitation of a previously good game. The few attempts that have gotten it right still made serious sacrifices when it came to control or graphics.
Tekken: Dark Resurrection on the other hand takes full advantage of the powerful PSP to produce a flawless fighter. Dark Resurrection's graphics will redefine expectations of what a portable can do. Despite a few cut corners the game is as visually stunning as Tekken 5 was on the PS2.
There is a rougher look to the backgrounds and some slowdown during the pre-fight animations, but once a match starts the game moves at a crisp frame rate. Incredibly, this graphical achievement does not come at the cost of load times which average around seconds.
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