Depending on the player's selected character, different attributes would be placed into effect in the mini-game. Tekken Tag Tournament included a mini-game called Tekken Bowl, that challenged the player to use a team of characters to play a bowling game. Some special intros can only be seen if the characters are wearing certain costumes. The special intros, win and lose poses are more lore based, and do not directly map onto the Netsu system, though the Netsu system can give hints as to who will have a special interaction.

The Netsu ratings affect gameplay, and whether a character 'liked', was indifferent to, or 'disliked' another, would result in faster or slower ability to gain a damage boost when their partner was damaged. When in Team Battle mode, the fights are also tag fights unless there is one person left on a team where they will fight alone.Ĭertain pairs of characters, when selected as a tag team, have special intros, win poses, lose poses, Tag Throws and also Netsu ratings. A player selects two characters and may tag out between them to utilize special combos and throws. The most prominent feature is its tag system. 37 characters return from previous installments in the series, and two new characters, Tetsujin, a costume swap of Mokujin, and Unknown, the boss character in this game, were introduced. Tekken Tag Tournament was notable for having the largest character roster in the series up to that point, boasting a total of 39 playable characters. The game received a sequel 12 years later, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, as well as a remastered for PlayStation 3 version entitled Tekken Tag Tournament HD. The game combines most characters found in both Tekken 3 and Tekken 2.

It was ported to the PlayStation 2 home console in 2000 (released as a launch title outside Japan), though the PS2 version ran on an enhanced game engine with better graphics, which allowed the characters and stages to appear less angular and more detailed compared to how they used to look in the PS1 Tekken trilogy. Tekken Tag Tournament was first released on arcades in 1999. The game was originally available as an update kit for Tekken 3, running on the same System 12 arcade board. It is not canonical to the Tekken storyline. Iron Fist Tag Tournament) is the fourth installment in the Tekken fighting game series and a spin-off of the main series, focusing on tag team battles. Tekken Tag Tournament ( 鉄拳タッグトーナメント, Tekken Taggu Tōnamento ?, lit.

Download tekken tag tournament arcade