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TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2: [GHOST BATTLE] (SOLO) BAEK 1

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TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2: [GHOST BATTLE] (SOLO) BAEK 1

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Gameplay of me playing Tekken Tag 2 on RPCS3 (PS3 Emulator) as Baek Doo San. No TAS or scripts were used to play this, all recording was done live. Enjoy. Review from "Fighters Generation" _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Just as it did for Tekken 3 in 1999, the Tag mechanics add an entirely new complexity to the staple gameplay mechanics of Tekken 6. Due to the vast development of each character's moveset over the last decade, simply being able to "swap out" fighting styles mid-fight (potentially to characters that have a completely different strategies and flow) creates such a unique competitive experience... even before we factor in the various new Tag techniques & strategies themselves. Since TTT2 was released in Asian arcades exactly 1 year before the console release, top players of Japan, Korea and elsewhere had plenty of time to test the game, thus enabling Namco to patch out bugs and overpowered combos in time for the console release. The result is one of the most balanced (and fun) Tekken games to date. Besides your basic tag-in/tag-out mechanics, TTT2's Tag Assault system enables your partner to jump in during the midst of a combo to extend it with their own flavor, opening the door to potentially limitless combo possibilities and "combo mix-ups". This really promotes what I like to call "combo creativity," which means it's less likely to see the "same old combo" over and over again. The combo "chemistry" between any given 2 characters alone equates to an amazing variety of juggles. Factor in that there are over 1000 different team combinations, and you can see how things can get a little crazy. Once you comprehend the combo "sandbox" that Tekken Tag 2 provides, you may start to daydream about combos when you're not playing. (The cool part about that is, many of those combos you conjure up may actually end up working!) .... _____________________________________________________________________________________________