Both these aspects of the game work in their own right and the way they can shift multiple times per match makes things more fun and unpredictable. When you get in close there is a phase shift that brings the fighting to a more traditional 2D fighter. When the Pokémon are far enough apart, they have free run to move around the arena in full 3D. The interesting aspect of the fighting action is that the battles take place on two different fields of play. Pokken Tournament, on the Wii U, has gone the other way by giving a whole lot of content to start with and saying there is more coming. Capcom has taken full advantage of this by releasing an uncompleted game in SFV with the promise of the content is coming. The way you win is to be the last Pokémon standing. We live in a world of DLC, expansions and so forth. In addition to their main Pokémon, players can call in Assist Pokémon to help out in combat. The way that the game plays is rather interesting. Pokkén Tournament is a fighting game that plays out in both 2D and 3D phases. Each one has different moves and they are all straight out of the other games. I always thought that the Wii Pokémon games looked good, but this takes things to a whole new level.Īs well as looking good, the Pokémon in Pokken Tournament move great too.

I was and still am very impressed with the way that the characters look.

Wave 1 content will then release on January 31, with Wave 2 content arriving on March 23. The roster is pretty stacked no matter what version you are playing and the Pokémon are all nice, large, and highly detailed. The Pokkn Tournament DX Battle Pack DLC will be available to purchase on January 11, 2018, for 14.99. This is one of the best-looking Pokémon games that I have played.

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