You can also customize loading screens to the standard CGI portraits, to more stylized drawings of the characters. You have Tekken Tunes, which lets you change the music for backgrounds and such. They are gorgeous and highly entertaining.Ĭustomization also plays a large role in the game. I wasn’t able to see if they unlock over time much like the arcade version’s method of unlocking, but I certainly wanted to collect them all. The fact that there are over 50 characters, each with their own ending means you will be unlocking these for months on end. I loved these in previous Tekken games, and felt they got away from it too much over the past few years. While TTT 2 lacks a proper story mode, it makes up for it with a bevy of other options that will keep you busy for months.įor example, the arcade mode once again features straight-up CGI endings that wrap up each character’s story.
Tekken tag tournament 2 review Offline#
As someone who loves playing fighting games offline as much as online, titles like Mortal Kombat really spoiled me on the amount of content that can be packed in. What excites me the most every time I boot up the game is just how much there is to see and do.
Tekken tag tournament 2 review plus#
The sheer amount of content and levels of customization sounded spectacular, plus the addition of Fight Lab to teach you the ins and outs of the combat, this game was packed. That said, I had gotten pretty excited about the arrival of TTT 2.
I will admit Tekken has never been on the top of my list as a favorite, though I adore Tekken 2 and the original Tekken Tag. I love fighting games, and every time a new one hits the market, I am the first to go running out to purchase it. After spending time with Tekken Tag Tournament 2 over the weekend I have come to this conclusion: I suck at Tekken.
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