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Tekken is a famous series of fighting games.

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Tekken series logo

It began in 1994 by a company called Namco. Players choose a character to fight in hand-to-hand combat. You can use blocks, throws, and special moves. Some games even let you break the arena.

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Tekkenfivegameplay

This series was one of the first to use 3D animation.

The story focuses on the Mishima family. They fight in the King of Iron Fist Tournament. This contest is held by a large company called the Mishima Zaibatsu. The family members often fight to gain control of the company.

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Mishimafamily

This story has lasted a long time. It is the longest story in video games without a reboot.

Many people enjoy playing these games. They have sold over 61 million copies. This makes it the third best-selling fighting game franchise. Most games started in arcades. Later, they came to home consoles like the PlayStation. Some games, like Tekken 3, are very famous for their great gameplay.

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The newest game is Tekken 8.

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