Pokken Tournament Gameplay Part 1 Wii U - 2 Player Local Multiplayer (Let's Play / Impressions)

Описание: Let's Play Pokken Tournament Part 1! We get our first impressions of the Pokken Tournament gameplay in a local multiplayer 2 player battle. I've live streamed a bit of the game on Twitch, but this is Lin's first time playing!

Based on my first impressions, I'd say my Pokken tournament review deserve a solid score. The gameplay feels really tight, and all the characters I played felt very satisfying.

Pokkén Tournament is a fighting game in which two fighters battle against each other using various Pokémon, with gameplay similar to Bandai Namco's Tekken series. Unlike most arcade fighting games, which use a traditional joystick and buttons, the arcade version is played using console-style controllers, which are designed so that players who are not used to arcade sticks can get into the game more easily. The game is planned to focus more on action, as opposed to the more technical gameplay of Tekken, allowing both hardcore and casual fans to enjoy it. As such, players can perform various techniques taken from the Pokémon series, such as special moves and Mega Evolutions (which can be built up from attacks using a "Synergy Gauge"). Players can also use Support Pokémon to give them special benefits such as buffs in attack or defense. On October 30, 2015, footage surfaced of a boss fight with a new form of Mewtwo, known as "Shadow Mewtwo"; the character was teased in an official trailer a few days later. First-print Wii U copies of the game were packaged with a Shadow Mewtwo amiibo card, which will immediately unlock the character for use. It will also feature online play where players can compete in two types of online battle modes called friendly battles and ranked battles, including matches between players with registered friend codes and players who enter the same VS Code as each other.

Pokkén Tournament was first teased during a Pokémon Game Show event held in Japan in August 2013, with trademarks for the game filed the same month. It was officially announced at an event held by Famitsu on August 26, 2014. The Pokémon Company CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara, Tekken series producer Katsuhiro Harada, and Soulcalibur producer Masaaki Hoshino attended the event, which was broadcast on NicoNico, stating the collaboration came about from brainstorming ideas of new ways to play Pokémon. At the 2015 Pokémon World Championships, it was announced that the game would be coming to the Wii U. A demo of the game was available for attendees to play at the tournament.

The game currently features 16 playable Pokémon, with other characters planned to be added over time. The playable cast is as follows:

Blaziken
Braixen
Chandelure
Charizard
Garchompb
Gardevoir
Gengar
Lucario
Machamp
Mewtwo
Pikachu
Pikachu Libre
Sceptile
Shadow Mewtwo
Suicune
Weavile

The game also features 30 non-playable assist Pokémon that can be summoned in battle to aid the player. These characters also come in a group of two Pokémon. The groups of assist Pokémon are:

Snivy and Lapras
Emolga and Fennekin
Frogadier and Eevee
Jirachi and Whimsicott
Mismagius and Ninetales
Farfetch'd and Electrode
Togekiss and Rotom
Dragonite and Victini
Croagunk and Sylveon
Pachirisu and Magikarp
Cubone and Diglett
Magneton and Quagsire
Espeon and Umbreon
Yveltal and Latios
Reshiram and Cresselia


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