Tekken Tag Tournament feels fresh and sharp, even over ten years later, but it's a pity that everything in the game comes unlocked as there's less incentive to play the full roster of characters in order to open up the hidden characters or Tekken Bowling, but there will be those (lazy) people...

Feels as polished as it did so many years ago; The HD upgrade works; Cheap

Not really the ultimate package; Little more than a demo with TTT2; The movie sucks

First of all, I should point out immediately that Tekken Hybrid isn't a single game , but is, in fact, a bundle of Tekken goodness. There is a High Definition version of the original Tekken Tag Tournament , a preview of the upcoming Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (appropriately named Tekken Tag Tournament...

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The Tekken series is without a doubt a great fighting franchise, with its fair share of quality titles. Back in 1999, Tekken Tag Tournament was released in arcades and eventually released on the PlayStation 2 the following year.

this is gr8 no need for ps2 if u wanna play tekken tag its much sharper n the colour is much brighter too. tekken tag 2 i think should've given u more characters to fight as its the same 4 u get to pick from Ling Alisa Devil Jin and Devil Kazuya.

Ever since PS2 backwards compatibility was removed from the PS3, Sony and its partners have sought to ensure that new gamers can still enjoy the classics from generations past, either via PSN or through HD remasteries/collections.

The latest release from Tekken headquarters and Namco Bandai Games, Tekken Hybrid, doesn't have the normal setup you would usually find in a video game. It's a package comprised of three main components.

Being released within the PS2's launch window, Tekken Tag Tournament is now over ten years old, so with a sequel on the way, Namco Bandai felt it was time to do what is popular these days and put together a HD upgrade which, unlike the PS2 version, doesn't look like somewhat of a blurry mess on a...

More than any other two entertainment mediums, video games and movies undergo the most frequent comparisons as audio-visual vehicles for storytelling. Whereas video games must be concerned with mechanics and design, film has the freedom to focus on character and plot development.

Tekken Tag Tournament is still fun

HD visuals are the only upgrade; Tekken: Blood Vengeance is a terrible film

Tekken Hybrid is a must own for hardcore Tekken fans. Tekken Tag Tournament holds up pretty well after 11 years and looks good in HD. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue is a great demo for the upcoming game.