However, there's no word yet on whether the story-based Tekken Force or Devil Within modes - which ditched the one-on-one formula in favor of brawling through multiple opponents - will return.
Regardless of what extras it packs in, though, Tekken: Dark Resurrection's worthiness will come down to one thing: how good it feels to plant your fist in an opponent's face. We probably won't get a hands-on for some time, but if it plays as good as it looks, then it should deliver all the rapid-fire biff-bam-pow that fighter fans have come to expect from the series.
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