When your active character loses all of their health, the round is concluded, regardless of any remaining health your inactive team mate may possess. Because of this, it's not a bad idea to switch out often to optimally manage your health. Combatants will be able to recover portions of health while on the side lines. You can switch while on the ground, while moving, but not when you are attacking or under attack. To switch characters, press MP and MK simultaneously. With two characters at your disposal in combat, switching plays a large role in offensive and defensive strategies.

If you (or your opponent) are quick enough, you can escape a throw by inputting the throw command (LP and LK) at the moment you are thrown. You can alter the throw by pressing back while inputting the throw command. To initiate a throw, press LP and LK at the same time. Throws are a great way to take advantage of a a blocking opponent. The most common combos from Tekken have been recreated in the game and are input the same way they would be in a Tekken title. The four button scheme used in Tekken games is mirrored in the LP, MP, LK, and MK buttons in Street Fighter X Tekken. Tekken characters possess unique attacks that should be familiar to fans of the series. Unique moves are slight variations on standard attacks that can launch the enemy in the air, stagger them, or simply hit mid. Some of these will be familiar to Street Fighter fans, but there are a lot of new mechanics within the game that warrant a bit of analysis. In this section of the guide, we are going to outline the various 'systems' that make Street Fighter X Tekken unique. March 5, 2012: The first version of the guide is now live!.Were here to breakdown every character, gem, and cross assault in the game so you can attain victory in the heat of battle. Street Fighter X Tekken features around 40 characters and introduces a number of new systems to the Street Fighter mold.

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