Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is filled with more. More characters. More in-match participants. More button smashing. More lunacy. The sequel to 1999's Tekken Tag Tournament is a noncanonical sidestep in the constant battle that is Namco Bandai's bare-knuckle 3D fighting franchise.

Become the ultimate Don Armor King In TT2's fantasy world, you can put on the dream fights you've always wanted to see; You have a ridiculously dense (and in some cases, just plain ridiculous) roster of ruffians to rumble with, either solo or in tag teams.

New challengers might have trouble getting ready for their next battle TTT 2 is for the hardcore Tekken fan; I'm talking about a person who's debated the superiority of Japanese-style arcade sticks and scoured message boards for animation frame data to gain an edge.

This is the strongest Tekken that has been released since Tekken 3, and is a very generous package full of characters, stages, and game modes. It has a steep difficulty curve for the newcomers, with the main focus being on online and offline versus play.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is often cheap and barebones. However, it's also one of the most comprehensive fighting games I've ever played. With 59 characters and thousands of moves, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 has been specifically designed with fans in mind.

While some fighting favorites have recently issued bold, sweeping new iterations, Tekken has contentedly maintained its pattern of gradual refinement. And that trend continues with Tekken Tag Tournament 2 , which largely resembles the last core release (2009's Tekken 6 ), albeit with the addition of...

+ Unique tag approach offers strategic choice; + Loads of customizable fighters; plus sleek backdrops

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Fast one day delivery by Amazon. the packaging was with a bubble wrap. The games itself is okay. I just ordered it coz of nostalgia. I remember, how in school days I would play Tekken 3 on friend's PS and got amazed by the graphics. Gameplay is good. Better when online.

The best Tekken game since the 2nd game of the franchise. Having played all the Tekken games since the original on my old Playstation 1, this lastest Tekken includes just about everything you could have wanted from previous installments plus new moves, vivid graphics and great animations.

Tekken is my favourite fighting franchise of all time. It went through a rough patch and had a lot to compete with; namely Street Fighter, SoulCalibur etc, but as a child, it's all I ever used to play.

Tekken is a series that seems to come in waves. It's always there near the start of a console generation and then again at the end. While the early releases are generally very solid, the later releases nearly always shine.

I finally have an answer to the age old question of who would win if a man with a leopard's head teamed with a giant panda and fought a boxing glove clad dinosaur and an ogre. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 answers this and other burning questions in the latest installment of the fighter series.

While some of the games in the Tekken series haven't grabbed me, I do remember having a great experience with the original Tekken Tag Tournament in the arcade and on the PS2. While the ability to switch fighters in the middle of the match was nothing new, the mechanic where you lost the round if one...