Along with online multiplayer, this version features additional returning characters, stereoscopic 3D support, customizable soundtracks (with music from previous games as DLC), a special "Fight Lab" mode (where players learn the mechanics of the game while unlocking new abilities for a customizable training robot), and a special pre-order stage featuring the likeness and music of rapper Snoop Dogg. The Unlimited version was later ported to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 worldwide on Septemunder its original Tekken Tag Tournament 2 name. Along with customization updates and character balances, this version includes a new ratio system (allowing players to fight with a solo character, changing the Rage system to that in Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion) and a "pair play" mode (where players team up, each controlling a single character).
TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2 MUSIC UPDATE
The game received an update on March 27, 2012, titled Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Unlimited.
TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2 MUSIC SERIES
Like the previous entry, it builds on the game engine and roster of the latest entry in the series (in this case, Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion) and features special tag-team mechanics. If you like these, listen to the rest of the soundtrack.Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is a 3D fighting game developed and released by Namco Bandai for arcades (using PS3-based Namco System 369 hardware) exclusively in Japan on September 14, 2011.Ī tag-team focused spin-off of the Tekken series, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is the successor to the 1999 game Tekken Tag Tournament, pitting most characters from the series' history (at that point in the series) in non-canonical 2-on-2 team battles. Sakura Schoolyard - (somewhat repetitive but amazing nonetheless) What You Will See - (Reach 2:00 minute mark for epicness)
Tulip Festival - (Note: Reach past the 0:50 second mark to please your ears).Ībyss of Time - (Note: Same as above - Reach past the 0:50 second mark) It's all done extremely well and the soundtrack team deserves all sorts of praise it can get. And there are tracks where the lyrics intentionally do not make any sense. There are tracks with very gripping chanting. There's a blending of piano and guitar with electronic beats.
There's a dubstep track with orchestral chorus. It marries different music genres and brings them together in very unique ways. It does, however, lack a review of the tracks that were added later on in the console version.įollowing this, I want to (myself) stress how amazingly well done the soundtrack in this game is. It's really well written and nicely accounts for the variety of tracks. I have to first thank Nert for making this post in the the Neogaf Official Game Soundtracks of the Year 2012 thread.įollowing this, I also want to post a review of the soundtrack by Don from squareenixmusic. Game awards have come and gone and I still think the Tekken Tag 2 soundtrack has gone largely unnoticed by the gaming media and the gaming public at large.
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