Tekken Tag Tournament 2 already included almost every character from the past Tekken games and the Wii U version also adds the time-locked new additions. Also new to the Wii U Edition are the Nintendo costumes and a couple new game modes. With a passing glance, you might mistake the game for a new Super Smash Bros. but, upon closer inspection you’ll realize that it’s not really Princess Zelda on screen but Angel in a costume. For completion’s sake alone, the Wii U Edition is the definitive version of Tekken Tag Tournament 2.Īs with all fighting games, the real question is about the controls. Except that there is no arcade stick, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is a surprisingly good fit for the Wii U. Compared to the standard controllers on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, the Wii U’s GamePad is more comfortable and effective. It’s well known that the Xbox 360 controller while great for most games is pretty bad for these kinds of titles while the cramped Dual Shock is suited for long sessions. With a more spread out configuration and serviceable d-pad the GamePad is pretty nice. Add the four programmable touch screen combos, and you have a clear winner. I must confess that from an entertainment standpoint, I prefer Namco’s other 3D fighting series and this is where I have some issue with Tekken Tag Tournament 2. For as deep as this game is and as much content as there is, the game offers very little for the journey. Each fighter does have an ending movie but some are much better than others.
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