Comic Book Resources also claiming he was too ovepowered. Regarding Jin's Tekken 5 fighting style, GameSpy stated that players would now need to be patient playing as him, as he lost his overpowered moves. Because of the change to Jin's moves in Tekken 5, sites recommended players use Devil Jin's incarnation in the game, if they missed his original techniques. Prima Games ranked Jin's "Laser Scraper" as the "30th greatest fighting move in video game history" due to its speed. Critics have also focused on Jin's appearances in other media. For the first Tekken live-action film, BeyondHollywood thought Jon Foo's appearance might appeal to viewers based on his similarities with Jin. The Fandom Post disliked the love interests presented to Jin as well as his fights in the Iron Fist Tournament. DVD Verdict criticized how Jin was lacking most of his important traits, most notably his Devil Gene and commented that his quest for revenge was not appealing because of his interactions with other supporting characters. DVD Talk agreed, stating that Tekken struggled "to create a fulfilling hero's journey for Jin as he greets a dead end on his path to revenge". Although Martial Arts and Action Movies criticized Foo's acting to the point of making Jin emotionless, his fight sequences were praised. Roobla also praised the fight sequences, most notably Jin's fight against Eddie Gordo. For the CGI film, MTV commented that the initial "games" between Jin and Kazuya were based on their experimentation with other people. Cheat Code Central felt the conflict between Jin and his father was simply an excuse to produce well-executed fight scenes. PALGNs Bev Chen enjoyed the new devil versions of Jin and Kazuya, comparing them to Go Nagai's series Devilman. Titan's comics of Tekken earned mixed responses because of how the conflict with Jin is handled. Jin's incarnation from Bloodline resulted in praise from the media for how the narrative offers multiple point of views of Jin's morals as he is trained by both his pacifist mother and his violent grandfather but the heavy focus on him over the supporting cast was criticized. His characterization was compared to with those of archetypical shōnen manga protagonists due to his personality and powers. Isshin Chiba's performance was also acclaimed by critics as his best one from video games. Analysis In Dianna Ferrand's Industry Armageddon: Can Heroines Save the Game Industry? published by Stanford University, Jin