| super_etecoon said: I'm a Tekken fan. Started on Tekken 2 in the arcade. Tekken 3 on the PS1 consumed me. Tekken Tag Tournament on the PS2 was a nice upgrade. Haven't played much since. The Tekken on WiiU is a broken mess. There are game modes like training where there is no button to exit the training. If you're not performing the move correctly, you have to restart the game via the home menu. So many issues...I own the game and I've only put it in my WiiU twice. Not sure I ever will again. It's just like many of us have been saying...most 3rd parties don't invest enough resources into Nintendo games. Therefore they suffer glitches, bugs, and just poor game design choices as in the example I stated above. I'm just glad I only spent $20 on the game. I read the reviews and paid accordingly. |
I think you may need to step away from the crack pipe, the game is great, and although some moves are challenging that is the point of training, keep doing it until you get it right. I believe, like in Tekkens of the past, Start + Select take you back to the home menu in the case of the Wii it is plus and minus at the same time. Tekkens have been my favorite fighters since the days of Street Fighter (sorry smash but it is hard to take a fighter seriously after tekken when each character only has 20 to 30 moves. In the later Tekkens each character has 100 + moves and granted some are difficcult to pull off. I love Tag2 on the Wii U, I have a couple buddies that make me put it in the machine every time they come over (we have all been playing since the original Tekken on PS1).
