Most of the characters like Jin, Law, Julia are the children of the characters from the first Tekken games. The word Tournament on the 'You are the Champion!' background is mis-spelled in the Japanese version as 'Tounament'. After Tekken 3, its followers like Tekken Tag, Tekken 4 and Tekken 5 got more and more depth, life-like impression, and the element of giving more fun (and addictiveness to its players). Namco's production team motion captured each and every move to create such an in depth game, that was also one of the most higly anticipated fighting game for the last few years. And for Hwoarang's Taekwondo style of fight they got the services of Hwang Su-Il of 'Japan International Taekon-do Federation, and several other martial arts institutes. They also used some of the very famous and active personalities of different martial arts styles from all over the world, like, for Eddy Gordo's Capoeira style of fight they got the services of Master Marcelo Pereira of 'Capoeira Mandinga'. Namco's Tekken 3 production team used one of the most advanced motion capture apparatus and facilities at its time for the highly life-like movements, moves, actions and reactions of the 3-D characters. This is the first Tekken game which has 3-D backgrounds. The title of this game translates from Japanese as 'Iron Fist 3'.
TECHNICAL Namco System 12 hardware Game ID: TET Main CPU: PSX 16.9344 Mhz), H8/3002 14.7456 Mhz) Sound Chips: C352 14.7456 Mhz) Players: 2 Control: 8-way joystick Buttons: 6 TRIVIA Tekken 3 was released in March 1997 (even if the title screen says 1996). A fully 3-D game with one on one concept of fighting.
Every character has his own ambition of winning the tournament. The world's 19 toughest fighters enter The King of Iron Fist Tournament 3, in order to defeat Heihachi, and Ogre, who has taken the souls of many of the world's greatest fighters to adopt its own fighting style. In some ways it’s a perfect ending for the first game’s story and sets us on the course we still find ourselves on.Arcade Video game published 24 years ago: Tekken 3 © 1997 Namco. However, Kazuya’s goal from the beginning was to off Heihachi in cold blood, something which is made clear by his creepy, satisfied grin at the camera, thus making it perfectly clear that this man isn’t the good guy, regardless of how nasty Heihachi himself is. Normally in these sorts of instances, both men would be fighting near the precipice, and Kazuya would send Heihachi to his doom as a last gasp act of self-defence, and he might even try to save him in the process like a good hero should. Kazuya has defeated Heihachi and picks up his dad’s limp body, almost in a loving manner, but promptly drops him off a cliff to his implied death as revenge for his dad doing the same to him when he was younger. However, his ending throws a monkey wrench in that idea and begins his eventual slip to the dark side. The usual tells of him wearing white and having one clear recognisable form of attire all seemed to point to the idea that he was the main guy we should be getting behind. To most people it seemed like Kazuya was the protagonist in the first Tekken game. It’s all subjective at the end of the day, and what tickles my fancy may not tickle yours.
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This, of course, is not intended to be an objective list of any kind, and if I leave out an ending that you love, then please feel free to mention it in the comments. Seriously, you have wacky characters like Shun Di on the roster, would it kill you to give us a fun 30-second video of him doing something silly?). Granted, the special FMV endings were only for the main cast in the first Tekken game, with the sub-bosses only getting their own endings once Tekken 2 came around, but that still meant that almost half the cast got some sort of a proper ending once the game came to a close, which is more than other games get (again, Virtua Fighter, I’m looking at YOU. Not every fighting game has special ending videos or cutscenes for when you complete the single-player arcade campaign ( Virtua Fighter, I’m looking at YOU), but Tekken always has dating back to the very first game in the series. Let’s finish that journey this week by looking at my personal picks for the Top Ten Best Endings from the PSX era of the Tekken series. For the past couple of weeks, we’ve been taking a journey back in time to take a look at the Tekken games of the fifth gen.
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