Tekken Tag Tournament 2 PC port (shihabal3amri)

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 came to arcades in 2011 and to PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U in 2012, and never had a PC release. Shihab created the repository on 12 October 2026 and published the first installer, 0.1.1, the next day. Critical Hits wrote about it on 18 October and DSOGaming included it in a round-up of unofficial PC ports on 20 October.

This site is not affiliated with Shihab, ThatCaliKid760, Petexy, Bandai Namco or Microsoft.

Which Tekken Tag Tournament 2 project is which

Shihab’s repository is the main project. It is the one the press linked, it has the full history of the port, and the other Windows build credits it. This page is mostly about it.

What it is

• A static recompilation: the Xbox 360’s PowerPC code is translated into C++ ahead of time with XenonRecomp, using Unleashed Recompiled and the Xenia emulator as references, and compiled into an ordinary Windows program. New graphics (DirectX 11), audio and online code were written for PC.
• What the installer ships: the port’s program, a Steam library, Microsoft runtime files and a readme. The README says it contains no game files: the art, sound, stages and movies are built on your PC from your disc image and title update. The port’s program itself is compiled from code translated from the game, so the installer is more than the project’s own tools; the repository holds only source, and its build guide generates the C++ on your PC from your own files.
• AI involvement: the README says nothing about AI, but every commit in the repository carries a co-author line for Claude, an AI coding assistant. We couldn’t confirm how much of the code was written that way.
• Licence: we couldn’t find a licence file for the project’s own code.

More on the method: recompiled games list.

Current status

According to the README and the 0.1.7 notes:

• all 59 fighters unlocked from the start, including the 10 that used to need Namco’s servers, with the game’s final balance update;
• rollback netcode online over Steam, with no port forwarding; Steam shows you as playing “Spacewar”, the free test app the port uses to connect players;
• community servers that anyone can host, for Ranked Match, leaderboards, teams, Tekken Channel replays and other players’ ghosts;
• pair play: two players on one PC as one tag team, offline and online;
• the 2 frames of input delay the original adds to offline modes removed by default;
• shaders prepared by the installer, so fights don’t stutter the first time;
• Xbox-compatible controllers and a remappable keyboard; PlayStation pads need a tool such as DS4Windows.

Not available yet: World Arena, which relied on Namco’s servers, and voice chat. Ranked Match, leaderboards and replay search need a community server. On 24 October 2026 the open issues included high CPU use, character models not loading on Steam Deck, a half-black screen and a 100% save file that would not load. We didn’t play it ourselves.

What you need

• A disc image of your own Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (USA, Europe) for Xbox 360, as an .iso, and its Title Update 3 from your own console. The installer checks both and tells you if the version is wrong.
• A 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 PC with a DirectX 11 graphics card; on laptops the port asks for the dedicated GPU.
• About 13 GB of free space.
• For online play, the free Steam app running and signed in. You don’t need to own anything on Steam.

We don’t explain how to obtain or copy game data or title updates.

How to install

At a high level, from the official README: get the installer from the project’s GitHub releases page, point it at your disc image and Title Update 3, and let it build the game and prepare the shaders, usually in a few minutes. Then start Tekken Tag Tournament 2 from the desktop or the Start menu. Windows may say the installer is unsigned. Saves and settings live in your user folder, so they survive updates.

Many sites offer “Tekken Tag Tournament 2 PC download” installers, keys or ready-made copies of the game. They are not affiliated with these projects and are often malware. The real port is only on its official GitHub repository, and it never ships the game’s files.

TTT2 Recomp

TTT2 Recomp by ThatCaliKid760 describes itself as a patched build of Shihab’s port, with fixes and extras for online play. Its patch notes list graphics presets, FSR 1 upscaling, SMAA, voice and text chat in lobbies, native DualShock 4 and DualSense support, Discord Join, and an in-game update check. Its 0.2.0 release on 24 October merged Shihab’s 0.1.7, and its latest version is 0.2.2 (24 October 2026). It needs the same disc image and Title Update 3.

Things to know before choosing it: it is not a GitHub fork but a copy of the source with its own commits, from an account created on 15 October 2026; Shihab’s repository has no licence file, so we couldn’t confirm that redistribution was allowed; and its installer and in-game updater come from its own releases, which we couldn’t check against the source. We found nothing suggesting it is malicious. If you just want the port, Shihab’s repository is the original.

Is it official, and is it legal?

• These are unofficial fan projects, not affiliated with or endorsed by Bandai Namco or Microsoft, and they don’t connect to Namco’s or Xbox’s services.
• You must own the game and supply your own disc image and title update. Laws on copying your own games differ by country.
• Never share your game files or the installed game folder.

Not working?

• “Windows protected your PC”: the installer isn’t code-signed; the README explains how to run it.
• The installer refuses your disc or update: it needs the retail USA/Europe Xbox 360 disc and Title Update 3, the file ending in the letter O and then 2.
• The game runs on a laptop’s integrated graphics: set it to High performance in Windows’ graphics settings.
• Ranked Match can’t find a friend: you both need the same community server, and rank limits may need setting to No Restrictions.
• Rooms vanish after a match: fixed in 0.1.7; update both PCs to the same version.

More fighting-game ports on this site: Tekken 6 on PC and Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks on PC.

Unofficial. This page is written by an independent directory. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Bandai Namco Games or Shihab (shihabal3amri); patched build TTT2 Recomp by ThatCaliKid760 (Tekken Tag Tournament 2 PC port (shihabal3amri)'s author). We do not host any files, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.