Tekken Tag Tournament (Arcade vs PlayStation 2) Side by Side Comparison
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- About the Video: A Audio Visual Comparison of the game Tekken Tag Tournament for Arcade and PS2 (PlayStation 2). The video shows a Dual Longplay of the game "TTT" to compare the two systems side-by-side whose purpose is of study and learn. Please use earphone / headphone, because the audio is binaural.
About the Game: Tekken Tag Tournament is an update of Tekken 3 and the fourth game of the popular fighting series. was released in 1999 on the Arcade (Namco System 12) and released in 2000 on the PlayStation 2.
- Technical data -
Name of the game: Tekken Tag Tournament
Developer: Namco
Publisher: Namco
Release: Arcade (July 1, 1999) Playstation 2 (March 30, 2000)
Genre: Fighting
Mode: Single-Player, Multiplayer (vs)
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The Arcade version gives me the glimpse of a what if Namco ported this game to the original PlayStation instead of the PlayStation 2.
In fact i'd love they release an arcade EXACT port as a conmemorative. I preffer the Tekken 3 style graphics over those ugly waxed ps2 graphics
::.| SouL BreaKeR |.::
Ugly? Are you serious? Arcade looks much more blocky.
@@sonomni arcade version is exactly how it was supposed to be, because at the beggining, Tekken Tag was gonna be an "update" for Tekken 3.
The one thing that hurt Tekken Tag was its System 12/Playstation roots. Not having more than 2 characters visible on-screen at once was really obvious compared to DOA2's tag mode. I'm glad its sequel, some 3 games and a platform upgrade later, didn't have its visual limitations.
@Tcb bct again thats my main problem with the PS2 version... That it feels like completly different from Tekken 3, and i really love that Tekken 3 feeling, whats the problem with that?
The PS2 version was such a graphical leap & to this day, it still looks great. One of the reasons why I own Tekken Hybrid.
*The reason
I don't get your response, and why are you responding to a 2 year old comment anyway?
@@JumugiDesunra Cause the internet has deemed it so
Yeah but Tekken Hybrid is not just the PS2 version though. It's remastered for the PS3.
@@chrisredfield8548 Yes, I'm aware.
To ADD to everything,the PS2 version ACTUALLY give you the option to play 1 vs 1 mode. The fact that i can play TTT1 as if it was Tekken 3 with Tekken 2 characters in it is FREAKING SICK!!!!! I just wish TTT2 gave you the same option.
Pretty sure TTT2 has 1 Vs 1
Um, it does
It's not the same,bruh. It'll start off like that,then it'll become a 2 on 1 situation later,soooo....yeah.
With the first Tekken Tag,you never had to worry about that. Just good ol' fashioned 1 VS 1 that didn't become 2 on 1.
But hey,don't take MY word for it.Pop in the game for yourself and set it on 1 VS 1 match in Arcade Mode.You'll see what I mean once you pass the 1st stage.
This straight took me back to middle school. I remember playing this enough on my brother's PS2 that I ended up unlocking the bowling mini-game.
This is when Arcade Perfect died and games became better for home play. Right alongside SoulCaliber, it's the best arcade game to play at home.
Well, the namco system 12 arcade hardware was just a bit better than PS1 and is based on slightly upgraded 1995 hardware . PS2 was 5 years more advanced hardware. Soul Calibur Arcade was based on older hardware than Dreamcast. You are right about how the transition was around this time. It was really expensive for Arcade hardware to keep getting upgraded so plenty of games use older arcade hardware to offset the costs. Gradually the home consoles took over . Really sad actually as i miss the arcade scene
Eh, there were a couple games like Street Fighter Third Strike and Marvel vs Capcom where it had trouble to keep up. It was up until the PS3/360 era where we finally got the arcade perfect experience.
Henry Ramirez The Naomi arcade board was based off the Dreamcast and gave arcade perfect ports of those games, what are you talking about consoles couldn’t keep up?
@@Jetanium
At that time the PS2 really couldn't. One good example is the Virtua Fighter 4 port. It still looks downright ugly in comparison. Perhaps the Xbox could do an arcade perfect port but they were not much into that genre. As our friend suggested previously, we started seeing perfect ports in the following generation.
@@Jetanium Virtua Fighter 3 on Dreamcast is inferior to the arcade. Same with Sega Rally 2.
When Dreamcast and PS2 came out, it was the last nail in the coffin for Arcades. Arcades are still very strong at the 90s and early 2000s because you can't replicate the graphics perfectly on your home console so you must go to the Arcades for the premium experience. But Dreamcast changed it all. Missed the Arcades booming days but I'm also thankful that arcade perfect ports are now in my comfort of my home.
Man......
THIS.... Was a very old request of mine. THANK YOU VCD!!!!!! Also to those who like to say "TT1 doesnt have any major differences with graphics or music" might need to look at this video because Im not gonna explain this when the proof is there
EDIT: I wish the arcade version of this soundtrack was available on the PS2 version. It sounds SO GOOD
I think its available in option then choose arcade for the bgm instead of stereo.
@@maaacccreee3543 no its not. I have the original ntcs/us DVD for my PS2 and i know it.
You took the effort to match the CPU opponents in the split screen even though it's randomly generated. And also the stages were matching. The stage number was matching. That's impressive. It must have taken hundreds if not thousands of tries, or there must have been some sneaky way to go about it.
Tbh i think the game takes into account what characters and which outfits you pick when calculating what enemies and stages you get, so i dont think he needed a lot of tries.
I like seeing Tekken 2 characters in Tekken 3 style.
YEAH man, i agree with you. Can you imagine how much excited i got when i saw the arcade machine of Tekken Tag and saw an "improved Tekken 3"? My mind was about to explode. And i really preffer the arcade version over the PS2 version
@@2009lucho but still the PS2 version is better. You gotta agree on that.
@@RealJackBolt no, its not. Playability, soundtrack, stages design, all of these are way better in arcade version
I actually like the arcade version better too, its really interesting to see Tekken 2 characters in Tekken 3 graphics
The PS2 version was necessary and is better. It's not an opinion at this point bro's. I first played the Arcade and enjoy the OST but the PS2 version was a proper update and deserves the respect it gets, if you want to be stuck in 1999 go ahead but the ratings don't lie.
This was that time around the early 2000s when home consoles surpassed arcade, Soul Caliber is another example of this and when the arcade perfect versions of Outrun 2 & House Of The Dead 3 landed on the xbox. The writing was on the wall for the arcades.
That's true. Namco used beefed up Sony hardware for a lot of their arcade boards. In the 90s it was PS1 hardware and in the 2000s it was PS2 and then eventually PS3 (a lot of Tekken 6 and DeadStorm Pirates games I've worked with have suffered from what is essentially yellow-light-of-death after a good 10 years or thereabouts - so they are prone to the same issues). Tekken 4 and 5 use PS2 based arcade boards.
In a similar case to Tekken Tag's transition from arcade to home - Time Crisis 4 used a similar board based on PS2 for the arcade, but then the game was released on PS3 for the home version hence why it looks more advanced.
SEGA used the Xbox based Chihiro board for games like Ghost Squad, THOTD3 and OutRun2 hence why those latter two are essentially arcade perfect on the Xbox. In fact, you can even modify and beef up an OG Xbox to play Chihiro games like Virtua Cop 3. Even Namco used SEGA's Xbox based board for the first two Maximum Tune games.
Then eventually everyone started using Windows or Linux OS computers for their games and arcades got mostly boring.
Yes but do you remember about the Naomi 2 and the VF4 ports on ps2?
@@Bronzodiriacefashion ?
@@ashleyholroyd91 I remember, crystal clear, that VF4 evo on ps2 was miles away from the coin op (texture, poly count, AA), Simply because Naomi 2 was more powerful than ps2.
Soul caliber 1 on arcade was the best game ever 😂it might still be there
How the hell did you get the same enemies, on the same stage, and the same stage backgrounds?
I'd like to know ;-;
i think he cut it together
Power of editing
The game probably calculates that stuff by taking into account what characters you choose, so that way you would always have the same outcome if you choose the same characters with the same outfits and studf
I like the binaural audio feature for a side-by-side comparison like this. Well done.
Great video! I love your work!
Eu lembro até hoje as matérias das revistas da época que esse jogo saiu, só a cabeça de um personagem da versão PS2, tinha mais polígonos do que todos os personagens do arcade juntos, era uma diferença brutal, visto que o tekken tag de arcade usava a mesma tecnologia do tekken 3, porém com sistema tag, já a versão do PS2 foi totalmente refeita, foi o primeiro jogo que eu comprei para o meu PS2, que nostalgia.
Mesmo assim, é uma ocasião rara, muito rara diga-se de passagem, onde um jogo de arcade, passa vergonha perante mesma versão de console!
Your comparison videos are awesome VCD bro
Awesome! This was my FIRST PS2 game and I love it! The PS2 looks better than the arcade, but it looks like a lot of the arcade’s backgrounds details were lost in the console version! Thanks for the video!
me too and mgs2.
Wow amazing ps2 version looks so much better than the original arcade version 😳 that's impressive
I don't find it that impressive. The System 12 board is just an upgrade to the System 11 board which is basically just a PS1. Tekken 3 was even a System 12 game.
Ya know,now that I'm thinkin' about this,I've heard rumors long ago that TTT was originally planned on being a PS One game.However,I have absolutely no idea how true or false that may or may not be.
@@Neo_Shadow_X Then it would look even terrible comparing to arcade.
@Frank Crisco: Yeh,most definitely,bro. Glad they didn't do that.
@King Of Iron Fist: Yeh. I think it was definitely for the best. It just wouldn't be done any justice had it been on PS1. PS2 is where it was at,and I'm really glad that's what they decided on. Could you imagine if they didn't?That would suck.
the sound completely shocked me 😦 was not expecting that . Ultra hd sound 👏🏽Thx
The arcade version was running in an updated Tekken 3 engine that's why it looks like it is a downgraded version
If it was released for Ps1 it would look even more crapier than the arcade version
Yes, it's basically an "Overclocked" version of 1994/1995 hardware. It was done to keep costs low
Still, arcade version was far from crappy.
In fact i will always preffer the arcade version over the ps2 version. Arcade version has a better soundtrack, better character designs, and being honest i think the stages look much better in arcade version because the lack of that stupid people watching the matches
@@2009lucho Hah, you are hilarious
@@2009lucho Yes Arcade Tekken Tag better ✌️
Man! I cant believe this game is 20 years old now!! Damn time sure flies. But you can tell the arcade version looks more like Tekken 3 graphics but luckily it was remastered on PS3.
@King of Iron Fist ps2 as well as PS3
the tekken 3 and TTT arcade are still the best and even today they look good and fun to play
Obvious the PlayStation Versions look better, but I don't like some the Stage Design changes made from Arcade to PlayStation Versions. Including Paul Phoenix's leather outfit. He doesn't have his shoulder pads or shirt as shown in the Arcade Version. Hell, even his CG Version shows him wearing them. 😟
I don't understand why people hate the Arcade Version, but the only downside is Jin's Stage music. The PlayStation Versions' Remix sounds better in my opinion. 😝
Yep, I don't know why Namco didn't put together the arcade soundtrack, since he made it since Tekken 1, this was a lost in my opinion...
@@tadeuferreira4059 i agree 100% with you man. I think they were just lazy af
Ideed. I still love the arcade version more than the ps2 version, stage designs are better in my opinion, and one of the details i hate the most in ps2 version is that stupid public watching the matches, no need of adding people.
"Even his CG version shows him wearing them." Um... idk if you notice, but the CGI render was actually photoshopped from the tekken 3 console intro, so it wasn't really a new render. Just a re-used one.
This game was remastered for PS3 as Tekken Hybrid. It's excellent.
Impressionante como melhorou. De algum jeito os cenários de fundo parece que ficam mais chapados em alguns momentos só que ainda são absurdos. Legal como em 8:45 por um momento a tela de vitória já carregou e mostrou um pouco da neve do próximo cenário
Awesome stuff man! I still remember playing TTT at arcades and when the home version got released I was like wtf? How can it be the same game? BTW can you make a video showing the comparison between the original Street Fighter II arcade and Final Fight arcade? There's some sprites ripped off that will be interesting to check out. Thanks in advance, keep it up!
Namco System 12 is literally a more powerful PS1. love how they did an amazing job making a better game when it got ported to PS2. the same thing was done to Soulcalibur when it went from the arcade (also made on a more powerful PS1 arcade system) and ported to the Dreamcast
top quality work, dude.
The PS2 version is insane but I still like the look of the arcade version. Namco arcade boards are fun to look at.
I distinctly remembered this game looking exactly like Tekken 3. I'm glad I wasn't making stuff up in my head.
Está aí uma comparação de um game ótimo para uma conversão anos luz superior em termos de gráficos .Assim como a Namco fez com Soul Calibur Tekken Tag do PS 2 e incrivel perto do arcade
I was mindblown when I first saw the stills for this on a magazine (U.S. Official Playstation Magazine) when the PS2 was first featured along with so many great AAA titles Amazing step up on Namco's end at that time to push the envelope for one of the best FGs.
I remember a couple years ago one of my friends managed to get their hands on a showcase style arcade cabinet and put PS2 TTT inside. Had so much fun for awhile till he decided to get rid of it.
Great video.
Arcade=Tekken 3 Engine PS2=Tekken 4 Engine! wow
Actually ps2 version has the same engine as the arcade just the graphics and music are better
Both are awesome :)
A fairer comparison would be with the actual arcade monitor display. On the high quality CRT screens they used those games looked awesome, there is a version of mame which attempts to replicate the authentic look with original refresh rates on some old pc crt monitors
Could you do a comparison between Ridge Racer 5 for the arcade and PS2?
The Arcade version is like a Tekken 3.5
My most played fighter as a child! I would go to the movie theatre after school and they had the arcade machine which I played on a lot. Then I would go home and pop in the PS2 version and have all-nighters playing. I was addicted af lmfao!
Arcade-Version lost? I can't believe!
The arcade version which this game run on was basically an overclocked ps1
Arcade-perfect means nothing
Me neither I can't believe PS2 Won,and Arcade Lost
Loved every time an arcade conversion was powered as this one, home versione soooo much better than the original arcade one.
Esse o ps2 levou fácil !! É como se fosse um remaster, mas essa versão fica ainda melhor no ps3 com no disco tekken hibrid.
A few notable differences either not mentioned or showcased.
Despite identical framerates, the Arcade version's game speed is slightly faster, simply, it's just a faster game.
Arcade version as typical for arcades is a coin muncher, there are two difficulty settings exclusive to this game not seen in any other Tekken on arcade or console, harder than Ultra Hard, they are Super Hard, and EX Super Hard. The AI tends to grab/throw much more often on Super Hard/EX Super Hard, lots more input reading, AI plays much more aggressively. Given the Arcade version runs slightly faster, the throw/grab spam can make the AI quite an annoying opponent.
(Not sure how you unlock characters in Arcade version without using cheats, have already beaten it on Ultra Hard and Super Hard several times, but not EX Super Hard)
Arcade, Unknown cannot be unlocked or selected on the character screen, she is unplayable without using cheats. PS2 features her as an unlockable and playable character through legit means.
Moku-jin/Tetsu-jin, can be unlocked in both versions, can be selected on the character screen but in arcade the panels are hidden on the left and right sides of the bottom row of the character select screen. PS2 has dedicated panels when unlocked.
Have not dug through move list/move properties thoroughly but one annoying difference, probably a glitch, for Michelle/Julia, on Arcade, 1+2 (Twin Arrow) can be blocked even when attacking opponent from behind and causes a block stagger animation instead of hitting/damaging.
Namco ensinando como se fazia um port de verdade pra console.Melhor epoca
As a kid I remembered playing the arcade version at Disney world
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Great video VCD. Did you notice any difference in game speed? There are rumors that TTT for Ps2 is slower but this hasn’t been substantiated.
Only the PAL version is slow. 50 fps.
its interesting to see how different yoshimitsu's stage is along with the music as well, i also wonder why they remade the songs for the ps2 port (unless that one somehow released first) and made them sound so different form the arcade version...
O tekken tag usa a mesma placa do tekken 3? Pq parece que os gráficos do tag são inferiores ao 3. E eu li na época de lançamento do tekken 3, na ação games que o jogo usa uma placa igual ao play 1 a system 12 só que com mais memoria.
A Placa de arcade que rodava o TTT era a mesma que rodava o Tekken 3. Eles tiveram que fazer downgrade no jogo para rodar no PS1 (era inferior a placa gráfica do Arcade). Por isso a versão Arcade é graficamente parecida com o T3. Já o PS2 era consideravelmente superior, por isso eles melhoraram os gráficos. Hoje tem a versão remasterizada do PS3. No PS2 o TTT foi lançado em CD, pois tinha poucas cutscenes.
Fantastic game. If only it had included the arcade versions music it would have been even better. Its in my top ten fighting games of all time.
The PS2 intro is such a masterpiece!!!
My forth Tekken game.
the arcade version looks like it was taken from a different timeline where namco released the game on ps1 , so trippy to watch this
Also another fun fact was that this game almost was on Dreamcast but then went to PS2 instead.
Too bad it would have been superior on Dreamcast
@@queercommunist I would be so sure. Polygon count would have been lower.
Might be because Tekken was mostly on Playstation?
Curious note about TTT on ps2, it was almost a Sony order to namco so they could have a tekken game in the ps2 launch, otherwise, they'd have released directly tekken4, when they had it
It's a toss up. They both have things better and worse. Also as a person who didn't get a PS2 until 2005 I'm still mad that there wasn't a PS1 port or at the very least a Dreamcast port.
I don't think Tekken tag on the PS1 would've been possible because of the tag mechanic. Namco was rumored to be planning a Dreamcast port of the Tekken Tag but, slow sales of Soul Calibur in Japan nixed that. Instead the DC got Mr Driller. Oh well.
@King of Iron Fist Maybe with some programming trickery but, like you said it was more profitable and honestly better for the game itself, to come out for the PS2 instead.
hi , you are only talking about the graphics , differences between ps2 and arcade , what about gameplay differences between ps2 and arcade ? health bar differences damage differences combos etc?
I remember the first time I saw Tekken tag arcade . I was waiting to get it to my ps1, lol
how do you unlock the characters in your arcade machine?
System 12 really makes me wish Namco had released a home version of this game on PS1.
It's simply impossible, cause there is 4 characters in scene, PS1 couldn't run this
@@ioriyagami5218 Oh it could work... it would just need to be pallette swaps as seen in such wonderful PS1 classics as X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Marvel vs. Capcom. Ugh.
@@SEGAHEADDY those ports were horrid...
Yeah, there would be a slight load time in-between rounds when playing as Mokujin on the PS1 version of T3. I think the same thing would happen when tagging if ported to PS1
Totally indeed. I'd love they release a conmemorative arcade exact port of this game, but im sure they wont do it because they are lazy
Tekken tag came with the bundle I bought, I was blown away with the graphics. Was especially chuffed that it looked better than the arcade.
This was the start of Namco not including the original Arcade OST in the home versions of their versus fighting games as the graphics surpassed the Arcade version. This game will always go down as my most disappointing in the audio department as I liked the Arcade mix much better as it had a much higher sense of tension and urgency.
Damn, you explained it just PERFECT. Its the exactly the same i felt
A versão de arcade usa exatamente o mesmo hardware do PlayStation 1, ja a versão do ps2 é uma melhoria grafica da versao de arcade usando a mesma engine (se nao me engano)
Not exactly, System12 was an upgraded System11 with additional memory, tekken 3 isn't exactly the same as in arcades, the backgrounds are simpler in console, eventhough they look almost the same. They had to use compression routines to fit King's motions set within psx memory
Mesmo assim, é uma ocasião rara, muito rara diga-se de passagem, onde um jogo de arcade, passa vergonha perante mesma versão de console!
I always wanted the arcade version of this game
Definitely liked the soundtrack of the arcade better.
Unknown stage is remind me of inferno stage in soul calibur (darker, instead fire / flame)
Well... basically they compared PS1 vs PS2. Namco System 12 is a PS1 at 100Mhz instead 33Mhz.
1 year between the two games but the generational leap in graphical fidelity is evident, especially back then.
This port doesn’t get the same credit that SoulCalibur does, probably because it came a year later, but it’s the same level of technical improvement over the arcade that that game was. Maybe even more so. The lighting in the PS2 version looked incredible.
3:13 AH AH AH AAAAAAHHHHHW
Why couldn't also Namco remake Tekken 1, 2, 3 and Starblade for Tekken 5?
The PS2 version is a visual splendor. But really wish they gave the option to play the original PS1 soundtrack.
Para los que dicen proeza técnica de la PS2 nada que ver ya que la placa Namco Sytem 12 esta basada en la PS1 (un poco mejor) y esa placa salio en el 97, mientras que la PS2 es del 2000, de hecho ese mismo año Namco lanzo la placa Namco System 246 la cual estaba basada en la PS2, supongo que fueron placas muy económicas.
Últimamente CZcams esta muy lo le gusta el contenido que se sube al canal. A mi me gustaba mucho lo que hacía de comparar los videojuegos
I used too play the arcade at the movie theatre in white marsh mall with friends while at the avenue picking up girls
The most confusing part is that the arcade graphics look like PlayStation 1 while the console is on PlayStation 2.
One of the few games that went above and beyond the "arcade perfect" port.
people still prefer the arcade one competitively, but a ps2 is more convenient
@@Quake2815 Some "purists" may consider the arcade version over the console one. But in reality the console version is simply the best version to play the game.
same with Soul Calibur
no subtitles???
Amo a la saga de tekken y es cierto la versión de ps2, es superior a la de Arcade, pero al ser la primera, esta estuvo espectacular en sus tiempos
No sabía que la versión arcade utilizaba la placa Namco system 12..sorprendente
Porque la version arcade es un kit de actualizacion del tekken 3
@@darkdoggo99 gracias por la información 👍
Say what you will about the arcade ost, but one thing that was better in the arcade was Jin's stage music. It sounded more Jin-like you know what I'm saying?
De esas raras veces que la versión casera supera a la original , se podría decir que Namco se auto superó 😁
La placa Arcade System 12 de Namco era 1.5 mas rapida que una PS1, este juego de lanzamiento solo fue una demo tech de lo que podia hacer la PS2, que porcierto los primeros juegos estaban en formato CD y no en DVD, realmente alucinante esos momentos de la Epoca de PS2 cuando jugabas este juego por primera vez.
@@UsernameRaciel Asi es aun asi la placa arcade system 12 daba mucho de.que hablar en su epoca igual quede sorprendido en ese entonces del brinco del CD al DVD, espero una comparativa de Soul Edge de la placa Namco System 11 y el Ps1 que ambas eran algo similares
@@oscarlopez9600 La revista Super Juegos decia que Dreamcast (off topic) era 2 veces mas rapida que una una placa Arcade System 12, pero yo pienso que la Dreamcast era mas potente todavia, ya que se decia que la placa Arcade System 12 era una PS1 con Overclock.
Alguien sabe como desblokear los personajes en el teken tag arcade
@@oscaratocreyes6655 si, terminando el juego siempre con un personaje diferente de los 20 que estan disponibles desde el principio
Do both versions runs at 60fps?
Yes.
A conversão de Soul Calibur pro Dreamcast já tinha ditado a nova regra, agora os arcades estavam começando a ficar em desvantagem.
KKKKKKKKK 😂 verdade! Mesmo assim, é uma ocasião rara, muito rara diga-se de passagem, onde um jogo de arcade, passa vergonha perante mesma versão de console!
PS2 dá um verdadeiro show. Foi a partir de qual Tekken que a Namco voltou a ter gráficos idênticos a atual geração?
Tekken 4 mesmo, pode reparar que é o arcade cuspido e escarrado, LOL...
Am I the only one who's CC's aren't showing up?
Imagine playing the arcade version where you can barely hear shit, since the music is for some reason WAY TOO loud..
Honestly, I'd say both are good. (Just wish the music on the arcade was more quieter so I can hear the characters voices and sound effects better.)
This was when Tekken characters started catching sudden cases of arthritis in the lower back upon losing...
😂
This game sold many PS2s at launch. The graphics were cutting edge at the time.
not really lol it looked outdated at the time in 2000 with a ridiculous 30 fps. Soul Calibur, also a port from System 12 looked far superior on Dreamcast in 1999, with a buttery smooth 60 fps and more complex character models and lighting.
@@queercommunist It was on 60 fps bro
@@queercommunist I don't know what version you saw but this game looked amazing in 2000 running on a U.S. PS2, the U.S. version had anti aliasing which made it look cleaner than the Japanese version not to mention it also ran at 60fps. You must be thinking of the bad Japanese version.
The PAL port was awfully slow in comparison unfortunately- this was before PS2 games would give you the option for 60HZ. It was also on a blue CD ROM disc instead of DVD format like most other PS2 games. Thankfully we got the play the game at the right speed on Tekken Hybrid years later.
For the record, I still think the PS2 version looks really nice. It's aged really well for a launch title in that regard.
No DVD movies sold many PS2's at launch you had to wait till the end of 2001 for the PS2 to take off in terms of any decent games. Dreamcast blew it away when they where both on the market together.
The arcade game is still better in my view. Those were different games with different hitboxes and somewhat less responsive controls on the PS2. The arcade OST was also better.
PS2 looks amazing
I agree! That also included the intro for the PlayStation 2 version of Tekken Tag Tournament!
both great in its prime, but im an oldscol , i prefer the arcade more nostalgic.
despite being inferior in technical terms, I prefer the arcade looks
probably because my first tekken game was T3 and I feel nostalgia for it lmao
Well the System 12 version has better image quality and much better colors.
I just love what they did for this version, but my only complaint is 480i? Really???
Glad there's an HD edition.
Because PS2 has a native 480p output lol. Most of the PS2 games look blurry with an awful aliasing
Tekken tag T. PS2 NTSC 60 FPS ?
Any major differences in gameplay?
Yep, trust me. Gameplay mechanics are much better in arcade version.
Nope is more graphically superior just like Soul Calibur on Dreamcast
@@2009lucho You can stop making shit up. PS2 port is arcade perfect as far as gameplay goes.
Jogabilidade igual com o tag da system 12 com visuais de PS 1
i'm surprised that the line up is very similar.
Anybody who played both versions back in the day will prefer the arcade version. The PS2 version is technically more advanced, but the art style was ugly. The arcade had a far better OST too.
They should have just included with the ps2 release.