On July 6th, 2012, 4 more characters were announced: Alex, Prototype Jack, Tiger Jackson and Forest Law, all immediately playable for the game's release. They were also available instantly for those who preordered the game. Kunimitsu, Michelle, Angel and Ogre were the first officially announced DLC characters on May 21st, 2012. At the final release, there were 60 playable characters, the highest in the series. When Jun Kazama was added to the roster after many requests from fans to Harada on Twitter (she last appeared in 1995's Tekken 2), the game slowly started to become an 'all-stars' type, as many more characters who haven't appeared for over a decade were re-added and released as DLCs. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 was originally intended to feature current-era characters from the canon Tekken 6. Tekken Unlimited went online for Arcade machines on March 27th, 2012. Additionally, the gameplay will be balanced out for any battle format to be enjoyable as the other ones. Tekken Unlimited is to feature not only 2vs2 battles, but also 1vs1 and as an entirely new addition, 1vs2 battles. On February 16th, 2012, an upgrade was announced at the AOU 2012 under the name of Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Unlimited, or Tekken Unlimited for short.

Harada later cleared up the confusion on his Twitter page See here. He had previously mentioned the game during a speech at the conference The Legend of Tekken in Madrid on May 2010, but having only said they were 'working on the next Tekken', magazine writers and fans alike had erroneously believed he was talking about Tekken 7. The game was officially announced on Septemat the Tougeki event by the creator Katsuhiro Harada. This is the second game in the series to have a focus on Tag team battles rather than one-on-one battles. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is a spin-off game from the Tekken fighting game series.

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