Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (2011)
Genres:Fighting
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:A highly competitive fighting game where you can choose from 60 different characters. Some new and most old, still making the game of the franchise the most character-rich of them all so far.
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The greatest fighting ever created; expressive, endless, brutal and a pure celebration of Tekken's legacy. A game that brings the highest peaks of enjoyment alongside the lowest soul-crushing feelings of frustration.
A Tekken game for the most dedicated players.
Best tekken game of all time!! Has every character ever!!!! The new ones are great but there's just something special about this one and swapping characters mid fight to get some serious combos!!
The best Tekken game in the series. great roster, and no street fighter style influence in this game. For us, this was the last great fighting game. Even in defeat, whether online or passing controllers around the living room, every person that had played this at my home, made sure we had this for every game night get-together.
This is one of the absolute best Tekken games. Possibly the best non canon fighting game I ever played!!! It's a follow up to Tekken Tag Tournament 1. In nearly every possible way it's superior. You get a huge roster of characters. Plenty of rememberable stages with a very large selection of music. Can you believe songs from the other Tekken games are here? You also get this awesome customization to make new outfits. Plenty of modes to play for hours. The endings is a huge step up from the previous Tag Tournament game. To me this has the best roster in history of Tekken series. You also get endings from the other Tekken games as well. This is fan service at it's finest. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 made up for Tekken 6 in a huge way.
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