Though it's primarily a mode where players can learn the finer details of Tekken, like juggles and air combos, through the eyes of a fighting robot (made by Lee), it's also where they can customize the robot to their specifications. It would be deficient to describe it as a guided tutorial, since Harada-san has made it a point to make the mode something that veterans should play. Thankfully, Namco has added one mode beyond the expected: Fight Club. That's an advantage exclusive to tag teams. Of course, the odds are still stacked against the solo character since any recoverable red health can't be, well, recovered. Similar to the same match type in Mortal Kombat reboot, the solo character has extra offensive and defensive power as well as more health (though not exactly twice the amount of health) so the fight isn't absolutely one-sided. In addition to the standard tag team battles and the option for solo 1-on-1 battles, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 adds the ability for a handicapped 1-on-2 match. This time around, animations for tag team throws and combos involving both characters, which effectively deteriorate recoverable health, are more abundant.
As long as your active character isn't getting his or her ass kicked, you can switch out at pretty much any time, which is particularly useful if your character is on the ground against the wall. It was confirmed by Famitsu that updates would be released sequentially as.
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All of the four-button inputs for combos and juggles remain intact, with the added dimension of tag switching at the press of a shoulder button. Tekken Tag Tournament 2's producer Katsuhiro Harada jumped on Twitter to announce what tomorrow's update will feature. Players pick a team of two Tekken characters, fighting against another tag team until only one member is knocked out.
Of course, this sequel plays exactly as you think you would. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 has 60 or more characters, countless costumes and accessories to unlock, countless color customization options, tons of modes, lots of moves, a fight lab, tag modes. Harada-san replied that he should worry about his own franchise. Lead Designer Katsuhiro Harada said on stage at the Namco Bandai Global Gamers Day 2012 that one of the designers for Virtua Fighter remarked that there were too many characters on the selection screen. Except for the new luchadora Jaycee, forty-four characters leading up to and including Tekken 6 will be in the arcade version of TTT2, with an unannounced number of characters coming exclusively to the console versions. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 rekindles all those fond memories, in most part because it's essentially the same game but with shinier graphics and a fuller roster.
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