We weren’t quite able to master the intricacies of getting our tag teams to work together during the short play session, but tagging out characters felt as natural and integral to the experience as it does in Street Fighter X Tekken, and experimenting with tag combos was rewardingly fun.Īs central as competitive tag action is to the experience, it’s not all the game offers for starters, Harada said, TTT2 will feature a storyline that intertwines between the various characters’ narratives, with interrelated endings that will give players a sense of the big picture only once they’ve seen a bunch of them. In practice, this all worked beautifully while the game wasn’t quite finished, 44 of its 50 characters (including boxing kangaroo Roger, hulking Ogre and a strangely young Heihachi and Jun Kazama) were selectable during our hands-on session, and the action was smooth, pretty and lightning-fast.
