Tekken Global Prime Mod Transforms PSP Tekken 6 into Tekken 7

The mod for the PSP version of Tekken 6 that turns the game into more of Tekken 7 has been released recently. It was a collaborative effort by the Tekken Philippines & Tekken Trujillo modding teams to recreate Tekken 7 during the period in time when Tekken 7 wasn't actually out yet but they persisted in finishing it after the game's official launch. It's a show of dedication if nothing else and allows you to (kinda) play Tekken 7 on the go on lower powered devices through emulating it in PPSSPP which is available for smartphones. If you're interested in trying it out, you can find a trailer and video guide to installing the mode over on the Global Tekken Mod page.

Tekken Global Prime Mod ≫ https://globaltekken.blogspot.com.au/2017/12/tekken-global-prime-mod-v10.html

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Guide - How to Emulate PSP Tekken 6 with the Screw Attacks Mod

This is a written guide to how to get the PSP version of Tekken 6 working with the Screw (tailspin) attacks that are in Tekken 7 as well as other mods like removing bounds. This mod project is actually a lot more extensive than it looks as it mods Tekken 6 to look like T7 and gives you a somewhat bootlegged way to play Tekken 7 since it's not out yet. There's a few files you need to download but I have it arranged and detailed step by step on how to get the cheat modifications working. It must be said that this guide is for getting Screw codes in T6 to work on PCs. Big thanks goes to the Tekken Philippines page for putting a guide out there on getting this to work, all the links (including the downloads) are taken from there. You can check out the website for their project here:

Tekken Philippines ≫ http://pinoytekken.blogspot.com.au/

YouTube Channel (Video updates) ≫ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdY1WjPLRorrCBRMA8mQFWA

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TTT2: Harada Confirms Arcade & Console both have 1 frame of Lag Compared to T6

After extensive testing since the console release of TTT2, Harada has finally confirmed on Twitter that TTT2 indeed has 1 frame of lag on both Arcade, PS3, and 360 versions of the game. See the exact quotes and testings done after the jump.

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