A tutorial mode is present, but it doesn’t do a fantastic job of explaining the ins and outs of the game. Unfortunately, like most fighting games, the single-player experience is repetitive, so the carrot of unlocking endings isn’t quite enough. Each one also has a unique ending video, which are usually kind of silly. More than 40 characters are available and despite a few clones, the variety is impressive. Spiking your friends with a beach ball is great fun, and slamming foes into poison mushrooms is just as rewarding as finding a giant mushroom that makes your character mammoth.Īside from the additions, this is pretty much your standard fighting game experience. Both are fun changes of pace that make the game zanier and more a party fighting game than a technical one, sort of like the difference between playing Smash Bros. Tekken Ball, a fun mode previously in Tekken 3, returns alongside the new Mushroom Battle mode. To date, seeing Panda in Princess Peach garb hasn’t gotten old, and something about Yoshimitsu in a Link outfit just works.
The most pervasive is the inclusion of Nintendo costumes, which put Tekken fighters into outfits of characters like Mario and Captain Falcon. Tekken Tag 2 is largely the same game that hit Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in September, but a few system-exclusive additions make the Wii U version superior.
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However, Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition, the first home console entry in the series to hit a Nintendo system, is one of the best Tekken games to date, presenting a fantastic multiplayer experience with an array of Nintendo references. The Tekken franchise more or less skipped Nintendo platforms until recently, only showing up in a 2002 Game Boy Advance game and a recent lackluster entry on 3DS.
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