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Tekken Tag Tournament

Second hand. Impressions in plastic cover on reverse of case. Manual cover creased with a tear along spine.

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$5.93 $8.99 In stock

Category: PS2

Making a very smooth transition from arcade to home format. Jaw dropping intro sets the scene and motives for another iron fisted brawl. A piece of gaming history as an early release on the PS2.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam Q. ★★★★★

I’ve been playing this with my brother every weekend since I picked it up, and the tag team mechanic makes the fights feel twice as intense as the arcade version. The smooth transition from the old hardware to PS2 really shows in how fluid the combos are.

Charlotte ★★★★★

I was worried the arcade-to-home port would feel clunky, but the controls are buttery smooth and the roster is massive. The intro sets this grim, epic tone that still gives me chills every time it loads. This is one of those early PS2 titles you can feel the history in.

Lily L. ★★★★★

The opening cinematic alone is worth the price of admission—it sets up the whole vibe perfectly. The arcade-to-PS2 port feels incredibly smooth, with no lag or missing moves. This early PS2 title still holds up as a classic fighter.