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World Tekken Federation, an online social community for Tekken players, will launch alongside Tekken Tag Tournament 2 on September 14, Namco Bandai has announced.
WTF promises Tekken players a social community platform to track personal statistics against the world, create and manage teams with friends, compete in online events and discuss strategies with a level of unparalleled detail in the fighting game genre.
“World Tekken Federation is a premium service that aims to connect players to the Tekken worldwide community in a way never before seen with a fighting game,” said Carlson Choi, vice president of marketing for Namco Bandai Games America Inc. “Being able to unite the entire Tekken global community is an incredibly exciting initiative that will help extend the competitive nature of the series well past Tekken Tag Tournament 2’s launch date.”
Key features of World Tekken Federation:
Scout: The World Tekken Federation gives the vast Tekken community a centralized hub for all things Tekken. Participate in the forums to discuss character strategies, move sets and gain insightful knowledge from the community. Connect with Tekken players of all skill levels to join or create teams and track their personal or team stats against other teams as they make their way through the leaderboards. Team leaders will be able to recruit rising competitors in the community to create an all-star roster of players.
Train: The World Tekken Federation gives players access to a wealth of fighter stats to help improve their chances of defeating their foes in the King of Iron Fist arena. Players will be able to view and analyse their player card to gain insightful metrics pertaining to their entire battle history. Find out which character tag-team combinations work best, and which characters need more time with Tekken Tag Tournament 2’s robust training mode known as the Fight Lab. Players will also be able to extract valuable information about their opponents for the next time they meet in the ring.
