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Console PSTwo + Tekken 5
PS2 (TWO)
The world's most popular computer entertainment platform has just received a sexy, sleek redesign. While inheriting the basic functions and design philosophy of the current PlayStation 2, the internal architecture has been completely redesigned, resulting in a slimmer and more lightweight design.
Internal volume has been reduced by 75%, weight has been halved, and thickness trimmed down to 2.8 cm (thickness of current model is 7.8 cm). Equipped with an integrated Ethernet port for network gaming, the new PlayStation 2 sets new standards in the fusion of design and functionality.
Specifications:
- CPU 128 Bit Emotion Engine
- System Clock Frequency 294.912 MHz
- Main Memory Direct RDRAM
- Memory Size 32MB
- Graphics "Graphics Synthesizer"
- Clock Frequency 147.456MHz
- Embedded Cache VRAM 4MB
- Sound SPU2
- Number of Voices 48ch plus software
- Sound Memory 2MB
- IOP I/O Processor
- CPU Core PlayStation CPU+
- Clock Frequency 33.8688MHz or 36.864MHz (Selectable)
- IOP Memory 2MB
- Disc Device CD-ROM and DVD-ROM
- Device Speed CD-ROM 24 times speed
- DVD-ROM 4 times speed
- Integrated Ethernet port
Accessories included:
- 1 x Dual Shock controller
- AV Multi Cable
- AC Power Cord
Tekken 5
After the completion of The King of Iron Fist Tournament 4, a fierce battle between father and son unfolded at Mishima Zaibatsu headquarters. Jin emerges as the victor in this battle, and continues to defeat Heihachi, his grandfather – but spares both Kazuya and Heihachi’s lives in honor of his mother who loved peace. Soon after Jin’s departure, a swarm of Jacks arrive at Honmaru, and begin to attack Heihachi and Kazuya – and in order to escape, Kazuya thrusts Heihachi into the swarm of Jacks. A great explosion destroys Honmaru, and a man watching from afar reports “Heihachi Mishima is dead.”
While many presume the death of Heihachi Mishima will end the reign of Mishima Zaibatsu, an announcement is made for the fifth King of Iron Fist Tournament, with an unknown replacement to Heihachi leading the organization. The fight begins.
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