Since the days of Tekken 5 (2005)... I became known for using Steve Fox as my main at local arcades & tournaments (winning a few, btw). Several years later, my Tekken boxing career continued online with Tekken 5: DR (as I obtained TOP 10 in the online rankings) I also hit TOP 20 in Tekken 6 online (PS3). Since then, I've had countess "GGs" online and met a lot of cool Tekken players over the years (and some very sore losers, too). lol. Thus, I knew I had to make a Steve Fox highlight video.

I'm humbled by how popular my Steve Fox: Epic Dodges & Sidesteps compilation became. I never imagined my gameplay compilation would reach 900,000+ views, 10,000+ likes and become the "most popular Steve Fox video on Youtube" for quite a few years. My main goal with this video was to show how great Tekken is, as a GAME... demonstrating how dynamic a single character can be, and in turn, inspiring more people to play Tekken. If you scroll through the comments on this video (and in my second Steve Fox compilation, you'll see that I accomplished my goal tenfold). Truly rewarding.

 
Back in 2002, internet videos were made out of gifs... (at least the ones on this site). A TFG classic, Birdie's "How To Be a Pimp" Show debuted in 2002 with 2 episodes, but was never picked up by a major network and failed. However... miraculously, 13 years later, Birdie returns with "Episode 3" in 2015.
 

 
I didn't plan on doing a second Birdie combo video, but the bloke is fun to use... plus his new anti-air V-Trigger activation was quite fun to mess around with. Fun video to make, and damn I love that soundtrack.
 

 
I used to love watching fighting game glitch videos... especially for games like MVC2 (which had a ton of fun glitches). Finally, I have my very own glitch with my signature on it. To my knowledge, no other video exists featuring Ryu's Infinite EX Glitch. Yeah, I'm proud of it. 
 

I've always been a fan of Yoshimitsu as a character... since the first TEKKEN really. I learned him a little bit in Soul Calibur 2 & Soul Calibur 3, but he never became "main" material for me. I relearned him again in Tekken 5, but still... I was much better with other characters. For some reason, his Tekken 7 incarnation really spoke to me. It might've been his cool new animations and combo style in T7 that made me want to learn him. At a time when some other characters have become more simplified (even in Tekken 7), Yoshimitsu's complexity really jived with me. He's probably the most complex character in Tekken 7... so many crazy options. Hence, this compilation was born. ;)

 
Enjoy my latest TTT2 combo video... "Hit Hard". Lots of fun combos in this one. Note that I wasn't going for max damage in all of these. Just like my last TTT2 combo vid, style comes first, but even more important this time around: "Ouch Factor". ;) Like, comment, subscribe... and keep the community alive. Thanks!
 

My first Tekken Tag Tournament 2 combo video was really fun to make... and no doubt a great learning experience. The soundtrack to the video includes 2 songs by one of my favorite artists, Aesthetic Perfection.