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Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion ( Arcade/ PlayStation 3/ Xbox 360/ PlayStation Portable) note Released as " Tekken 6" on console. Juggling opportunities are extended with the new "Bound" mechanic, in which a character can be staggered and launched into the air. (Re)introduces "Rage", this time activating when the character is in low health. It is an action game spinoff starring Nina Williams. Total playable characters: 35 (arcades and PSP), 36 (PS3). YOSHIMITSU TEKKEN 4 SERIES
It is the first in the series to be released in a seventh generation console and the first to offer online play. It adds variations of stages from the original game, and changes the color palette (all characters have different default colors now). It is an Updated Re-release of Tekken 5, with the focus mainly in rebalancing.
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Released in 2005 for the arcades and 2006 for the PSP and PS3.
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection ( Arcade/ PlayStation Portable/ PlayStation 3) note Released as " Tekken: Dark Resurrection" on PSP. The console version has embedded versions of the first three arcade versions Tekken, as well as Star Blade. In response to criticisms directed at the previous game's slower gameplay, it is advertised as Revisiting the Roots, featuring faster gameplay reminiscent of Tekken 3 and a mechanic designed to make the game less of a juggle-fest (although it is still present). YOSHIMITSU TEKKEN 4 FREE
The game introduces the concept of wall splats due to the presence of walled arenas, which is retained in its successors, and Free Floor Fighting, which is not. Completely reworks the graphics and character designs a line can be drawn between this game and Tekken Tag Tournament, so all future installments owe their art direction to Tekken 4. Released in 2001 for the arcades and 2002 for PS2. Released in 2011 as part of the Tekken Hybrid collection.
Tekken Tag Tournament HD ( PlayStation 3). Total playable characters: 38 (arcades), 39 (PS2). The console port is the first iteration of the series in a sixth generation console and shows it the graphics, lighting, details, and music are enhanced. The game also introduces "Rage" (known as "Netsu" in-game), wherein the reserve character will gain a momentary stat increase if the main is sufficiently damaged as an incentive for them to tag it will not be featured again until Tekken 6. The player is encouraged to perform tag team combination attacks as part of their repertoire. A Dream Match Game with Tag Team mechanics, each battle is 2 vs 2. Released in 1999 for the arcades and 2000 for PS2. Tekken Tag Tournament ( Arcade/ PlayStation 2). It is a non-canonical 2D Fighting Game developed by 8ing/Raizing, loosely based on Tekken 3. Total playable characters: 21 (arcades), 23 (PS). The console version features a guest character ( Gon), something that would not be repeated again until Tekken 7. Gameplay is overhauled, with an emphasis in third axis fighting and more fluid movement this is arguably the moment where the series fully gains its voice. Released in 1997 for the arcades and 1998 for PS. Introduces Survival, Team Battle, and Time Attack modes, which would become staples in future games. Released in 1995 for the arcades and 1996 for PS. Total playable characters: 8 (arcades), 17 (PS). The console version has an embedded Galaga in it. 
Released in 1994 for the arcades and 1995 for PS. This complexity has earned it many fans around the globe and extreme success in arcades (and later in console ports), and the series has a reputation for being one of the most challenging, technical yet highly rewarding fighting games a person can play. Characters also have massive movelists - for example, main character Kazuya has over 60 moves by Tekken 7, and that's not even getting into characters like Yoshimitsu or Hwoarang, who have stances with their own dedicated movelists. If you press a button that uses the right arms, then the character will almost certainly strike with that arm, for example.
Punches and kicks are uniquely mapped to the four face buttons, with each one corresponding to a limb. Tekken is a very demanding game to play, as its makes judicious use of extremely precise hitboxes for all of its characters - if someone punches for example, you can just duck under it entirely. "Iron Fist") is one of Bandai Namco Entertainment's most popular franchises and the most successful 3D fighting game series of all time, such that it is a Trope Codifier for that subgenre.
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