Tekken History

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Iron fistThe first game in the series, Tekken, was released in 1994, first as an arcade his game, and then he was ported for his PlayStation in 1995.
The game features his eight playable characters, each with their own underboss.
In the PlayStation version, a total of 18 underbosses can be played, such as remixing stage themes and changing clothes for Kazuya (Devil Kazuya).
In addition, cutscenes are unlocked when the player completes arcade mode with each of the original eight characters.
tekken 2Tekken 2 was released in his 1995 for arcades and 1996 for PlayStation.
The home version includes four new modes that have become staples of the series namely Survival, Team Battle, Time Attack and Practice.
The game features an arcade remix of his version of the character`s theme, as well as cutscenes that are unlocked once the player completes arcade mode.
The game's canon ending sees Heihachi survive the fall, participate in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 2, defeat Kazuya, throw him into an erupting volcano, and retake the Mishima Zaibatsu.
The 2nd King of Iron First During the ...
... events of the tournament, Kazuya and Jun Kazama were strangely attracted to each other and became intimate.
tekken 3Tekken 3 was released for Arcade and PlayStation in 1997 and 1998 respectively.
Due to the 19-year storyline between the game and its predecessor, the game primarily features a new cast of characters.
This includes main character Jin Kazama, the child of Kazuya and Jun, and Rin, who is now joining the main characters.
The home version includes a mode called Tekken Force and a bonus Tekken Ball mode, as well as a remix based on the character's theme from the arcade version.
In Tekken 3's Kanon ending, Paul defeats the Phoenix Ogre and emerges victorious.
Jin Kazama confronts the true Ogre and takes revenge on his mother by defeating him.
With the Ogre out of the way, Jin's grandfather, Heihachi, shoots him, leaving him for dead.