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Check out this complete list of all of Nina's customization options currently available in Tekken Tag Tournament 2...
September 21, 2012
Nina demonstrates Tekken Tag 2's best item move and I lol
Street Fighter X Tekken Minimates Are Almost Here - Nina Williams VS Cammy battle shots
To preview wave 1 of the Street Fighter X Tekken Minimates that will be released next week, the folks at Art Asylum took the Series 1 figures and staged their battles 'on location'. More after the jump...
Tekken Tag 2 Wii U Edition - Exclusive Nintendo themed costumes
When Tokyo Game Show opened its gates to the industry and press people yesterday a new trailer for Tekken Tag Tournament 2's Wii U Edition
was released and granted another look at this version's exclusive
Nintendo themed costumes. Some marvellous, some hilarious, some
ridiculous - all of them quite brilliant...
September 19, 2012
TTT2 'We Are Tekken Edition' artbook scans
I finally received my copy of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 last Friday, naturally I had to take a break from basically everything that didn't include me, my PlayStation, the 60'' and buckets of Coke (as in CokeZero). Long story short, my PlayStation died on me and I'm back amongst the living, and the blogging. If you have played the game you've probably come to the same conclusion as me: Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is terrific! (Artbook scans after the jump)...
Digital Spy readers vote Nina Williams favourite character
There are plenty of people with excellent taste on Digital Spy, apparently. Nina claimed gold in their 'favourite Tekken character'-poll from a few days ago. Better yet, though unsurprising, she did so with a massive lead over her competition. Read the full story at digitalspy.co.uk
Anna Williams has her own shiny new blog
Just as we've come to expect
from her, Anna is quick to follow her older sister's lead; she has a
blog of her own now, too. ;-) It's run by an online-friend of mine and
is written in Polish, so you should at least speak some /or know how to
use Google Translate. If you're a fan of the Lightning Scarlet head on over to http://lightningscarlet.blogspot.com/ to get your fix of Anna Williams...
September 13, 2012
Street Fighter X Tekken Artbook - Nina-centric artwork and commentary
UDON Entertainment just recently released the English version of the Japanese artbook Street Fighter X Tekken Artworks.
I've been waiting for this ever since I flipped through the Japanese
one, realizing that there is commentary by the creators on almost every
single picture. I'd feel really bad asking a Japanese friend to
translate a whole book for me, so I was extremely relieved to hear that
the wonderful people at UDON were working on an official translation. It
took some time for it to come out, but what we got in the end was
absolutely worth the long wait. It's 191 pages packed with character and
production artwork, rough sketches, costume designs and creator
commentary. There are interviews with Polygon Pictures, Akiman, Dimps and Namco Bandai's own Yoshinari Mizushima (Tekken's Visual Design Supervisor) and Kenji Kimura (Art Director of Tekken X Street Fighter!!!).
The artworks are gorgeous, as is the book; top-quality paper,
detail-rich print, subtly embossed high-grade cover, effective
easy-on-the-eyes layouts; it's everything an artbook should be.
Lots of pictures after the jump...
September 11, 2012
Me? I STILL bask myself in the thrill of anticipation... :-/
For some of us the wait is finally over. Today Tekken Tag Tournament 2 has officially been released across North America. I'm one of the unlucky Europeans who will have to wait until Friday the 14th for the game to be released. In my experience with pre-ordering via amazon I might get the game a day or two before it officially hits stores here, but my copy's current shipping status doesn't look too promising. I have actually also pre-ordered the US version via GameStop USA a few weeks ago (that bonus Williams poster was just too tempting), but that one won't be here any time soon either since it's waiting for a few other Nina goodies to be combined for shipping with. Some really nice stuff I can't wait to post about! Then there's this artbook I had on pre-order in the UK for a while now which should be here tomorrow. I'll post about it as soon as it's in my hands. Other than that I'm just hoping I can get all real-life stuff done by Friday night, so I can disconnect all phones and the intercom and lock myself in the parlour for a 48h session of TTT2. You Americans have fun playing the game while I bask myself in the thrill of anticipation,... still. :-(
September 09, 2012
September 07, 2012
Spoiler Alert: A look at Nina's CG ending cinematic in Tekken Tag Tournament 2
If you aren't one of the few lucky people who got Tekken Tag Tournament 2
early before its official release next week or one of the many lousy
guys who snatched the torrent of the Xbox360 version, this might still
be news to you. Nina finally got the Hollywood action movie type ending
cinematic she deserves. Not that I don't like the more quiet (Tekken 2)
or personal (Tekken 3) endings, or those with a humorous touch (Tekken
1, 5, 6), but I've always wondered why the Tekken games so rarely depict
her in action heavy scenes. You know, the obvious standard assassin
stuff: sniper guns, melee combat, acrobatics, stealth, an actual
assassination for once... Well, we get all of that in her Tag 2 ending
movie. I say it's been long overdue. It's an action packed look at the
job that pays her bills and with a running time of 1:47 it's one of the
longer endings in the game.
What's also interesting is that Namco
seems to have used a high-poly version of her in-game model for the
scene and not the Blood Vengeance model used in the game's intro movie.
So I guess the character ending FMV's were created and rendered in-house
at Namco, unlike the intro which has been created by Digital Frontier,
the studio behind Tekken Blood Vengeance. Probably to cut costs. The
in-game model works very well with the setting, though.
Get spoiled after the jump...
September 06, 2012
September 04, 2012
Official TTT2 arcade stick features Nina Williams artwork
One of the most unique features of Mad Catz' stbr Tekken Tag Tournament 2 TE S+
arcade stick is the interchangeable artwork panel. You can easily
replace the default shattered glass design with a panel featuring
artwork by Tomio Fujisawa. Additional bottom padding, the PlayStation 3
version’s homage to old Namco sticks and the easy panel swap function
are all great features, but this stick's best feature is definitely Nina's Artwork being all huge and focal-pointy...
September 02, 2012
September 01, 2012
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