Strategic Space is a stage in Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and a practice stage in Tekken 3D: Prime Edition.
Description[]
The stage is set in Dubai. It serves as the setting for part of level 3 of the Fight Lab mode, which revolves around the interactions with the stages. It starts off on a balcony which features a breakable wall, but the fight can move to a lower stage, accessible by either breaking through the balcony's fence or falling through a fragile, dark-colored portion of the upper floor.
Background Music[]
The stage BGM is titled "Un Deux Trois".
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 OST- Un Deux Trois (Strategic Space)
Gallery[]
The first level of the Strategic Space, with the breakable gray floor portion visible.
Heihachi vs. Marduk on the second level of the Strategic Space.
Trivia[]
- This stage's background music name, "Un Deux Trois", is French for "One Two Three".
- This stage can only be chosen via random selection, or by pressing R1/RB/R on the Stage Select screen in the PS3/Xbox 360/Wii U versions respectively.
- This stage formerly featured the most types of stage gimmicks in a single stage with three, those being a Wall Break, Floor Break, and Balcony Break, until the Ortiz Farm stage in Tekken 8, which also has three types of stage gimmicks.
- The three gimmicks can not be all triggered in a single match, as triggering the Floor Break or Balcony Break will cause the characters drop to the lower level and make the Wall Break unavailable. The player also cannot trigger the Floor Break after the Balcony Break, and vice versa.
- This stage also formerly held the highest number of stage effects with three, tied with Tekken 7's Forgotten Realm before being beaten by Howard Estate, which contains four stage effects.
- Four surveillance cameras can be seen monitoring the fighters in the corners of the second floor.
- Clanking sounds can be heard when the characters are moving or falling on the gray area of the floors on the lower level.
- This stage is the only stage in Tekken Tag Tournament 2 where the characters do not begin parallel to the walls at the start of a round.
- The picture of this stage in the stage select screen is not the actually layout where the fight take places on.