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However, I ran into another player online that was playing with Bryan and I didn’t even recognize who I was fighting against. I know a good chunk of his moves and I think he’s funny when he laughs. I usually use this guy any time I play a Tekken game. One of my favorite fighters is Bryan Fury. There are a ton of options to add to your fighter. I also like that you can customize your character. Heihachi Mario takes no pity on those who stand in front of poison schrooms. Luckily there are multiple mushroom levels like I stated. While funny the first few times, dying to this or just getting the super easy win loses it’s flavor quickly. You know when you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time? One of the stages has a group of purple mushrooms of death that spawn all together and that usually leads to the end of whatever character that happens standing in the wrong spot. I just feel that some of the stages are “balanced” while others have a random Die Hard moment. I don’t care for all of the stages, but you won’t know until you try them. It can get pretty zany at times, but all the while enjoyable.

It adds a bit of Nintendo flavor to this Tekken game. The new addition for the Wii U version of the mushroom battles is pretty sweet as well. There is an argument for both sides, so I guess I’ll just leave it as “it works”.

#Tekken tag tournament 2 story plus#

On the plus side, we didn’t have to pay for any of these chars via DLC. How many times have you liked a fighting style of a fighter, but didn’t want to play that chick/dude or thought they looked dorky? I get it, but it does seem a bit excessive. I just think we don’t need that many characters, but then again I could be wrong. Seriously … what the crap? I’m all about black dudes with a fro, but wouldn’t it have been better take advantage adding a different style of fighting? He was the first fighter I picked when I tried TTT2 out only to be disappointed by it just being Eddy from the Disco era. He’s like a mixture of funk, Eddie, a clown, and the use of LED’s in the two Batman games made by Joel Schumacher. I know he’s not new, but it’s the first time he’s come to my attention. Christie doesn’t add too much to the game, but works well with the fact that they can add more to the story… when it’s a fighting game… so story isn’t super important (so is my point invalid?) Tiger is crazy crazy crazy.

The best example of this is having Eddy the capoeira fighter in the game along with female Eddy and the black version of Eddie. Holy crap, the sheer amount of characters. Is there such a thing as too many though? The Good: A good amount of characters to choose from. They make the graphics shinier, smooth out some controls, add a feature or two and slap a higher number on the end and most of the time that’s about it.īefore it looks like I’m just tearing the newest iteration of Tekken a new one, let me tell you why you should pick this up if you own a Wii U. Let’s not kid ourselves there is little that separates fighting games from their predecessors.

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I’m not going to lie and tell you that being my favorite version of a fighting game in a series isn’t that hard to achieve. So far I believe that it may actually be my favorite version of the game yet.

So I’ve had my time with the newest Tekken. *This is a reposting, the original can be found here for comments and feedback.