Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Wii U Edition will include DLC characters unlocked
Not too surprising anymore
Whenever Tekken Tag Tournament 2 arrives for Wii U, the game will already have DLC characters and stages from the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions unlocked. So confirms producer Katsuhiro Harada during a private Namco Bandai event this week.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Wii U Edition already bundles in some extra content, but Harada felt that all versions should have access to the same characters. During the event, he also downplayed the recently discovered content found on the Xbox 360 disc, noting that "not all the content [Namco Bandai] bplanned for the PS3 and 360 has been revealed yet, so there's still some stuff left."
Namco Bandai certainly aren't the only company trying to lure gamers to Wii U versions of previously released games this way. BioWare and EA are doing the same with Mass Effect 3 on Wii U, which will include an extra squad member and associated content that is otherwise available only through Collector's Edition or as paid DLC.
Source: Joystiq
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"According to Harada, development is "coming along smoother than most people would think, as far as the look of the game." While he finds the system's graphical power on the same par as PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, he noted that the Wii U's CPU is a bit slower than the competition."
He also notes that they had to find creative ways around the CPU limitations which further shows that the CPU isn't all that great.