Survival mode and Time Attack are fairly self-explanatory additions, and are generally expected in fighting games at this point, but at least Namco didn?t skimp on that feature here. Ghost Mode also provides the primary way of unlocking new endings, outfits, and cash that can be spent to purchase more customizable goods. Ghost Battle constantly pulls data from the online mode and gives you character combinations (along with their wacky outfits) to play against, allowing you to rank up your offline characters. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 also has a whole host of other modes to check out, tucked away in their offline menus. In fact TTT2?s online mode is damn near impressive in how well it works, and gives enough search options to make that experience as smooth as it can be, and serves as a godsend for people like me that don?t have the luxury of playing locally with other fighting game fans.īut that?s not where the superior experience ends. A lot of that is due to the fact that the online experience isn?t busted right out of the gate.
I?ll start off this review by stating that I find Tekken Tag Tournament 2 to be a far better experience than Tekken 6 ever managed to provide.
