#TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2 REVIEW FREE#
59 characters is nothing to sneeze at, especially considering all of the DLC characters will be part of free updates. Combot has 4 data files for saving different move combinations, meaning you can tailor him for certain fights or try something new without losing your favourite hybrid style. This handy robot can be taught moves from a myriad of characters, allowing you to choose everything from whose throw the bot should use, to what punch forward + left punch will unleash. If this is all sounding like too much, the game features a handy, humorous tutorial with Violet building the ultimate fighting machine, Combot. During a bound, you can perform a tag assault, allowing both of your characters to unleash attacks on a defenceless fool. To handle all of the various tag moves and to streamline combat a bit, the move list contains a bunch of new icons, which represent everything from moves that hit side-stepping characters, to bound attacks, which allow for extra combo time against an enemy.
All characters have either had a few new moves added to enable new mechanics, or had existing moves given those properties. While some moves are the same favourites all the way back from Tekken 3, like Bryan fury’s 9-hit kick combo, many characters have been retooled in a bid to modernise their move sets. Once you unlearn all the moves from Street Fighter x Tekken and you start playing proper fighting games Tekken again, you will notice a few new tricks have been added through the tag system.
#TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2 REVIEW FULL#
Does the iron fist hit with full force again? Or did Heihachi’s youth elixir fail? Get ready to pitch anyone and everyone against each other.
Tekken has been a bit of a gamble in the last few years, with a few awkward games that didn’t have the weight or meat of their earlier titles.
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