Iron Fist Tag Tournament 2) is a 3D fighting game in the Tekken series and the successor to 1999's Tekken Tag Tournament. The number of technical flaws with the game should dissuade professional players or fans of the series from purchasing this version just for the additional features.Tekken Tag Tournament 2 ( 鉄拳タッグトーナメント2, Tekken Taggu Tōnamento ?, lit. In summary, if you have a PS3, stick to that version, but if you only have a Wii U, this is a perfectly adequate substitute for casual players. There is almost nobody online at any given time, those who are are very high in rank - The gamepad commands are not very useful for those who play the game on other consoles - Although the gamepad is a decent controller, the d-pad is not really well suited for fighting games and I found some commands harder to input than on the PS3, although this is not necessarily a flaw with the product it's still worth mentioning - The gameplay cannot be seen on the gamepad, unless this is changed in the settings menu, but then the sound can only be heard through the gamepad, not the TV. The inconsistent speed of the game makes it a much more frustrating and unfair experience. I also noticed that some characters, such as Tiger, made the game slow down more than with other characters. This is especially noticeable in stages with water, such as Fontana di Trevi, in which the gameplay slows down to somewhere around 75-80% of the normal speed. This is my biggest complaint and is unacceptable, especially considering the fact that the Wii U is a much newer console than the PS3. The game slowed down and lagged when I was playing offline with only two characters in their default costumes on screen, it was worse than the lag I experienced playing online on the PS3. Tekken Tag 2 is an excellent game, so this game is every bit as fun as the original, but there are a few differences (+ means pro and - means con, by the way) + The new game modes are fun, especially the return of Tekken Ball + The new costumes look nice + The loading times are slightly faster than the PS3 version + The commands assigned to the gamepad may be a nice thing for beginners and those not used to the gamepad - Tekken Tunes is essentially useless as you cannot store your own music on the console's hard drive and you can't download new music, you just choose from the songs already present in the game - The music that plays in Tekken Ball mode cannot be changed and may be considered by some to be unfitting and annoying - Although Tekken is a series that prides itself on a consistent 60FPS framerate, this version dropped far below that pretty frequently. Tekken Tag 2 is an excellent game, so this game is every bit as fun as the original, but There really isn't a lot to say about this game.

There really isn't a lot to say about this game.

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