TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2

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"Tekken Tag Tournament 2" is a fighting game that offers both single-player and multi-player options. With a roster of 60 characters, including new and returning favorites, it boasts the most diverse selection of fighters in the franchise's history. This highly competitive game allows players to choose their preferred characters and engage in intense battles.

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91%

Audience ScoreBased on 110 reviews

graphics14 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 features a massive roster of over 50 characters, including fan favorites from previous games, providing a diverse and exciting gameplay experience.
The game boasts improved graphics and smooth gameplay, with fast-paced combat and dynamic tag mechanics that enhance the overall fighting experience.
The online mode has seen significant improvements, offering stable connections and various match types, making it enjoyable for both casual and competitive players.

The game's difficulty can be frustrating, especially for newcomers, as the AI can be overly challenging even on lower difficulty settings.
Character customization options are somewhat limited compared to previous installments, leading to disappointment among players who enjoyed more extensive customization in earlier games.
Some players have reported issues with online matchmaking, often being paired against opponents of significantly higher skill levels, which can detract from the enjoyment of casual play.

graphics
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
56%
32%
12%
Overall, the graphics of the game are generally praised for their smoothness, fluid animation, and improved quality compared to previous installments like Tekken 6. Many users appreciate the beautiful art style and dynamic visuals, although some express disappointment, feeling that the graphics could be better given the game's price and platform. The lighting and character details are highlighted positively, contributing to an engaging gameplay experience.
- “The graphics are top notch; this game is so addicting, it's just really fun to play over and over again.”
- “Visuals are amazing and stages are breakable, making for interesting ways to combo your opponent.”
- “The graphics and animation are all done perfectly.”
- “Sure the graphics have improved from the last, but somehow it was lacking and I lost interest.”
- “Could do with better graphics.”
- “For the $60 price tag and the fact that it's on the PS3, I expected much better graphics.”
gameplay
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
42%
42%
16%
The gameplay in the Tekken series, particularly in Tekken 5 and Tekken Tag Tournament 2, is praised for its fast-paced, dynamic combat and extensive combo system, which encourages aggressive play rather than excessive defense. While the mechanics are accessible for newcomers, mastering the game requires time and practice, and some players find the difficulty level varies. Overall, the gameplay is considered engaging and enjoyable, complemented by impressive graphics and smooth online performance.
- “Tekken Tag Tournament 2, even being a simple spin-off of the main story, has proven to be the best Tekken in terms of gameplay.”
- “Pros: fast and dynamic gameplay and combo system, with a huge variety of possibilities.”
- “Like its predecessor, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 takes the 3D combat mechanics of the Tekken series and doubles the number of combatants, allowing for more complex and dynamic matches.”
- “This was made with the intention to avoid excessive defensive gameplay, and the game could end up being like Street Fighter X Tekken where most of the rounds end in time-up. However, the rate damage plus the rage system sometimes makes the game a little frustrating.”
- “It's short, and I wished it was longer. After the tutorial, it could have gone into at least a 4-5 hour gameplay story, but nope.”
- “However, this is not a fighting game for new incoming Tekken players unless you plan to invest time actually learning the different characters and the overall game mechanics.”
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
57%
21%
The story in Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is largely non-canonical and serves primarily as a tutorial mode, focusing on powering up a com bot rather than delivering a substantial narrative. While it features a brief storyline involving Heihachi Mishima's rejuvenation serum, many players feel it lacks depth and coherence, with the overall experience being more about gameplay than a compelling plot. Despite these shortcomings, the game is praised for its character roster and gameplay mechanics.
- “Unlike the original Tekken Tag Tournament, the game's sequel features a storyline, although it is still not part of the series canon.”
- “In the story, Heihachi Mishima has developed a rejuvenation serum, which, as its name suggests, has the ability to regress his appearance and power.”
- “I recommend this game for its excellent story, graphics, sound, and content of violence, along with an excellent number of fighters.”
- “It's short, and I wished it was longer. After the tutorial, it could have gone into at least 4-5 hours of gameplay story, but nope.”
- “The 'story mode' is mostly there as a tutorial, which basically tasks you with powering up your com bot, so it can learn more moves.”
- “There is no storyline here, just a lot of your favorite characters from past Tekken games, updated and better than ever.”
music
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
46%
23%
The music in the game has received high praise for its quality and fitting integration with the gameplay, reminiscent of classic titles like Tekken 3 and 4. Players appreciate the extensive customization options, allowing them to edit stage music and incorporate their own tracks, enhancing the overall experience. The ability to access soundtracks from previous games and the fast menu navigation further enrich the musical aspect of the game.
- “The soundtrack for each of the stages fits them perfectly, and you can even feel the impact from the kicks and punches you land.”
- “I took the Fiji board and put in the theme from 'Enter the Dragon' and it was awesome to fight while hearing your music playing; it gives you a serious rush.”
- “I love the small things they allow you to do, such as putting your own music for the stages.”
- “The music options are quite limited, and while you can edit the background music, it feels like a missed opportunity for more variety.”
- “The ability to use your own music is nice, but the selection of in-game tracks is underwhelming and repetitive.”
- “While the feature to change stage music is a fun addition, the overall soundtrack lacks depth and fails to enhance the gaming experience.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users express that while developers are attempting to enhance replayability in their games, the efforts often fall short of expectations, suggesting that the replay value may not be as compelling as intended.
- “The developers have truly gone above and beyond to ensure that the game offers excellent replay value.”
- “Every playthrough feels fresh and engaging, making me want to dive back in for more.”
- “With multiple endings and diverse character choices, this game keeps me coming back for new experiences.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The humor in the game is characterized as outrageous and hilarious, providing players with entertaining and memorable moments.
- “Leads to some outrageous and hilarious moments in my opinion.”
- “The humor is spot-on and keeps the gameplay light and enjoyable.”
- “I found myself laughing out loud at the clever jokes and funny scenarios.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players enjoy the grinding aspect of the game, finding it engaging and rewarding as it allows them to earn money for character customization.
- “The grinding in this game feels endless and tedious, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “I find myself spending more time grinding for resources than actually enjoying the gameplay.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding takes away from the overall experience and makes it feel like a chore.”