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mii-gamer on 03 December 2014

I bought it! Fucking awesome game



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The_Sony_Girl1 on 03 December 2014

Not many people knew it existed. Heck, none of my Tekken friends knew it existed until early this year.



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cfin2987@gmail.com on 03 December 2014
zippy said:
cfin2987@gmail.com said:
zippy said:
I own Tekken tag 2 on my Wii U, and i can say it is the definitive version, its an incredible fighting game. It has tons of modes, characters, decent online, off tv, touchscreen moves and some fun Nintendo skins and items. Its not had the greatest of sales, but not many fighters outside of Smash Bros and Street fighter do these days. May i also add that if anybody looking for another decent fighter for Wii U, Injustice gods among us is a very good game too, and very cheap these days.


So for cheap, it's worth a purchase? 

Snap it up mate, there are tons of hours you can put into this game, and it can be found real cheap if you look hard enough.


Injustice looks awesome too. Aww fellas we should make an ever lasting thread on cheap awesome Wii U 3rd party games that didn't sell well and now I'm getting it for $13.



cfin2987@gmail.com on 03 December 2014
The_Sony_Girl1 said:
Not many people knew it existed. Heck, none of my Tekken friends knew it existed until early this year.


Seems to be the way with Wii u. I updated my op. Check out those links, steam prices on Wii U. Wowza. God bless the shitty sales on Wii U. There is a massive back catalog of games that, every time I enquire, seem to be great!



fluky-nintendy on 03 December 2014

Because 3rd party.



...Let the Sony Domination continue with the PS4...
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CosmicSex on 03 December 2014
zippy said:
CosmicSex said:
There were reports of severe frame rate issues with that game. Framerate is very important for fighting games for obvious reasons. I don't know if the issues were fixed, but it put off some folks. Tekken is the game I play the most. By far.

The framerate is rock solid on Tekken tag 2, ive never had any issues and im very fussy about framerates in fighting games. There was an update with my download, so maybe it got fixed? anyways it looks and plays great.


How does it control with the Controller?  How would you rate it against and standard pad?



zippy on 03 December 2014

There is some decent 3rd party stuff on Wii U, most would be pretty cheap as well. Ninja Gaiden Razors edge, RE- Revelations, Sonic Racing, Splinter cell, AC3 and 4, Black ops 2, Ghosts, Deus EX are all great games. I buy most 3rd party stuff on Wii U where possible because off tv play is a big thing for me.



Ljink96 on 03 December 2014

Because we're getting Pokken.



cfin2987@gmail.com on 03 December 2014
fluky-nintendy said:
Because 3rd party.


3rd party games I can now buy for the price of a sandwich that a lot of people saw look awesome on the Wii U



zippy on 03 December 2014
CosmicSex said:
zippy said:
CosmicSex said:
There were reports of severe frame rate issues with that game. Framerate is very important for fighting games for obvious reasons. I don't know if the issues were fixed, but it put off some folks. Tekken is the game I play the most. By far.

The framerate is rock solid on Tekken tag 2, ive never had any issues and im very fussy about framerates in fighting games. There was an update with my download, so maybe it got fixed? anyways it looks and plays great.


How does it control with the Controller?  How would you rate it against and standard pad?

It depends really, i really like the weight and feel of the gamepad and it suits me more than standard controllers (PS3 controller makes my hands cramp), but prob 90% of gamers would prefer the pro controller. Having a set up of special moves on the touchscreen is handy if you are a novice and have trouble pulling off the moves the conventional way, but it is entirely optional. Off tv play is always a bonus with any game.