Namco Bandai today sent over new NYCC screens and a trailer of the Wii U version of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, and they also confirmed the addition of Tekken Ball. New media also shows off the Nintendo crossover costumes from Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, and F-Zero.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 hits home and makes for a heck of a follow-up to the original Tag release. In fact, it manages to outshine Tekken 6 in just about every way possible, and is definitely the Tekken game to get this generation.
TTT2 is getting an official Fightstick courtesy of Mad Catz. But the big news is that the Wii U is getting it very first Fightstick as well. Read on for the details.
Were you day-dreaming about Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and randomly wondering if you could customize Combot in some way? Well… Namco Bandai has busted out a brand new trailer that answers that question, and more.
Namco gives a little love to the female roster of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 with some new screens and a live action trailer to celebrate the recently announced Big Bikini Bundle pre-order DLC.
Namco Bandai announces two Wii U titles today, including a port of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, and a new party game dubbed Tank! Tank! Tank!. More information in the full press release contained within.
DLC fighters are coming to Tekken Tag Tournament 2, in the form of pre-order bonuses through Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop. 4 characters total, in 2 character packs exclusive to various retailers.
As part of their Global Gamers Day event, Namco Bandai today released huge set of new screens, a trailer and new details for their next big Tekken release, Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Finally, the long awaited Tekken Tag Tournament sequel is almost here. Well, it’s still a few months off, but at least it has an official relase date and a whopping 50+ characters to play as. Read on!
We’ve seen a lot of HD ports over the past year, especially in regards to PS2 titles making their way over to the PS3. Some of these have been great successes, while others have been pretty awful. See where Tekken Hybrid fits in.
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