: Resolved specific interaction bugs where characters would fall through the floor or clip into walls after a hard bounce. Netcode and Online Lobby Optimizations
If you are playing today on a PS3 or via emulation like RPCS3 , update 1.03 is essential for unlocking specific DLC characters and ensuring compatibility with modern save files. Some users have noted that you must launch the game and play a match before installing the 1.03 patch to ensure DLC characters like Slim Bob and Miharu unlock correctly.
In the golden era of fighting games on the PlayStation 3, few titles commanded as much respect and reverence as Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2). Released globally in September 2012, it was a celebration of Namco Bandai’s storied franchise—a colossal roster of over 50 characters, two-on-two tag mechanics, and the return of the moody, technical Tekken gameplay. However, like any competitive fighter, launch was only the beginning. The true mettle of a fighting game is forged in its post-launch support.
: Resolved specific interaction bugs where characters would fall through the floor or clip into walls after a hard bounce. Netcode and Online Lobby Optimizations
If you are playing today on a PS3 or via emulation like RPCS3 , update 1.03 is essential for unlocking specific DLC characters and ensuring compatibility with modern save files. Some users have noted that you must launch the game and play a match before installing the 1.03 patch to ensure DLC characters like Slim Bob and Miharu unlock correctly.
In the golden era of fighting games on the PlayStation 3, few titles commanded as much respect and reverence as Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2). Released globally in September 2012, it was a celebration of Namco Bandai’s storied franchise—a colossal roster of over 50 characters, two-on-two tag mechanics, and the return of the moody, technical Tekken gameplay. However, like any competitive fighter, launch was only the beginning. The true mettle of a fighting game is forged in its post-launch support.
