To ensure players won’t get bored with their appearance, character customisation allows you to change and accessorise each character with different hairstyles and attire. Character design is a little obscure at times, but most of the fifty fighters available are impressively rendered. Graphically, the game is colourful and the frame rate holds up well. Tag Throws return from the first game, while Tag Assaults – where players join up and unleash a devastating combination, feature too. There are a number of modes, including one on one, one on two, two on two battles and Pair Play – which allows each player to take control of a character and swap in when needed.īrutal: Fans will be pleased that the gameplay remains true to the series This results in combat with even more emphasis on juggley, combo-orientated action, reminiscent of the recent Marvel Vs Capcom games. With regards to TTT2’s main mode, it’s immediately obvious that it's still the same recipe fans know and love, but has been slightly more refined. This adds a level of frustration to what is otherwise an entertaining set of lessons. You are forced to persevere at a mission until it’s completed with very little help. However, it's very much a 'trial by fire' approach. This glorified tutorial is a welcome addition for first-time players, and given time, allows even the least experienced fight fans to head into the other modes with confidence. Here, you take control of a Combot and are guided through a series of combos and takedowns.

This is primarily achieved via the Fight Lab - which replaces the 'story' mode. Step in the right direction: Tekken has been more accessible through Fight Labīut interestingly, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 tries to address both concerns - providing a step-by-step guide into how to play which results in a deep fighting experience more accessible than ever before.

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