Tekken Tag Tournament 2 The Iron Fist Edition

Everything in the We are Tekken Edition, plus a figure and two bonus fighters. The Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Iron Fist Edition on Xbox 360 is the definitive collector's release for a game that brought the entire roster back and then some.

The Alisa Bosconovitch Kotobukiya action figure is the centerpiece that separates this from the standard collector's tier. Kotobukiya doesn't make throwaway pack-in figures. They make display pieces, and Alisa's design, a combat android with detachable limbs and chainsaw arms, gives them plenty to work with. This figure holds its own on a shelf next to dedicated statue lines, which is more than most CE pack-in figures can claim.

The metalpack case, remix and original soundtracks, behind-the-scenes DVD, and bound Art of Tekken book carry over from the We are Tekken Edition, and they're just as strong here. Two full soundtrack discs for a fighting game is the kind of respect for game audio we rarely see anymore. The DVD gives you a window into how Bandai Namco pulled off the massive roster balancing act that TTT2 demanded.

The DLC code for Michelle and Angel as playable characters adds two fan-favorite fighters who weren't in the base roster. Michelle Chang's return was a big deal for longtime Tekken players, and Angel's inclusion tapped into that deep-roster nostalgia the Tag games always thrived on.

The Iron Fist Edition is the one collectors talk about when they talk about Tekken Tag 2. The Kotobukiya figure elevates it from "nice set" to "genuine display piece," and those two DLC characters sweeten the deal for anyone who actually played the game competitively. This is the full package for a game that was already about having everything.