In the Windows version of this classic about kicking and punching the hell out of your enemies, you can recall all those locks, combos, and punches with all the game's characters. There's no need to make fighting game based on a book by Mario Puzo. But, who needs a plot when we're talking about a fighting game? Really, it's like Chuck Norris or Steven Seagal black and white movie in which they're all talking in French. This fighting game saga has brought out different versions and one of them is this Tekken Tag Tournament launched in 2000 that didn't follow any sort of plot and that was developed as a compilation of titles already published to that date.
The game made the most of the latest technical advances applied to 3D video games that left way behind the classic fighting games like Street Fighter, Fatal Fury or Mortal Kombat and started rival with SEGA's Virtua Fighter launched in 1993.
Back in 1994, Namco launched the fighting video game Tekken for arcade machines and, a year later, for home entertainment systems in its version for PlayStation.
