Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Music - Moonlit Wilderness ~D.T.O. Mix~ (Moonlit Wilderness)

[stevan535]

And this is why I stay subscribed to my boy Renegade. Keep it up man! ^_^

[gunclap86]

1:02>>>>> dat violin

[Lee0Samaa]

@gunclap86 and piano

[n1g3ld34c0n]

The violin right now!

[Janitor4290]

They put a remix of this in?!? My favorite level in 5 :)

[zylone]

@Janitor4290 lmao. its not a level. its a stage. ;)

[CirqueDuFreak2000]

@zylone actually either term works, really.

[UltramanMebiusBrave]

@CirqueDuFreak2000 A level is a term used mostly for role playing games while stage is used for mostly fighting games.

[CirqueDuFreak2000]

@UltramanMebiusBrave ....Wtf? "Level" can be used as a synonym for "stage" in many genres, but it has a completely different meaning in RPGs.

[UltramanMebiusBrave]

@CirqueDuFreak2000 You are wrong. A level is not the same as a stage. As a level progresses, it gets harder and harder. But as a stage progresses, the difficulty remains the same depending on what difficulty you set the enemy to.

[UltramanMebiusBrave]

@UltramanMebiusBrave In other words, levels are arranged from easiest to hardest in order, all of this while set in one place arranged per level while stages are set in random places.

[CirqueDuFreak2000]

@UltramanMebiusBrave based on whose definition? because there is no strict definition of level or stage, it varies depending on the game in question. that, and your definition makes no sense whatsoever.

[UltramanMebiusBrave]

@CirqueDuFreak2000 I've played some level-based games and stage-based games. And guess what? Levels are not stages. If you pick a level, the higher the value, the higher the difficulty. If you pick a stage, the higher the value, the difficulty doesn't matter.

[MrGamervortex]

Yea

This was my favorite track in tekken 5

Good mix

[ChopChang101]

Awesome stuff man!