Tekken 3 Characters

Tekken 3 is an online PS1 game that you can play at Emulator Online. This free PlayStation 1 game is the United States of America region version for the USA. Tekken 3 is a single title from the many fighting games, action games and tekken games offered for this console.

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Tekken 3

Developer: Namco
Publisher: Namco
Platform: Arcade (Namco System 12)
Released internationally: March 20, 1997
Crackdown 2 xbox one.

This game has unused playable characters.
This game has unused sounds.

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There's a lot of unused sounds including leftover stuff from Tekken 2 such as Kazuya's 2+4 throw and voices and Nina/Anna's voices.

WELCOME TO THE KING OF IRON FIST TOURNAMENT 3.

The third entry in the Tekken series added 3D stages and several new characters, but also lost some old familiar faces in the process.

Removed Characters

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Get a snapshot of the Tekken Force henchmen hidden in this version.

Placeholder data for two removed characters, Jun and Sake, can be found in the game's data and can be accessed by using MAME cheat files. Kazuya's name is also mentioned in the data, though only in text.

Jun uses Nina's character model, and Jin's move set. Her portrait and voice are in the game, but are Tekken 2 resources.

Sake uses Yoshimitsu's model and Jin's move set. Originally, Kuma was planned to have a giant salmon as a weapon, and Sake was going to serve as a joke 'mid-boss' that was just the salmon, flopping around on the ground. In the end, the fish was cut due to the concern of customers being rightfully pissed at paying 100 yen to play as a floppy kipper. Sake has no voice or portrait, and uses Paul's icon on the high score table, and Yoshimitsu's model with Jin's move set. As a side note, the announcer pronounces the name as 'Shaa-kee'.

Crow, Falcon, Hawk, and Owl are all Tekken Force members that use Jin's move sets and later show up as henchmen in the PlayStation version's Tekken Force mode, but are only playable via hacking. Pinball fx3 cabinet mode.

Both unused characters use Eddy's stage and the secret character theme music.

(Source: Retro Gamer Magazine Issue # 104, 'The Making of Tekken'; Katsuhiro Harada)
  • Jun's portrait graphics

  • Jun's portrait on a high score table.

  • Sake's Versus Screen Portrait.

  • Sake uses Paul's portrait for the High Score Table

The Tekken series
ArcadeTekken 3 • Tekken 4
PlayStationTekken • Tekken 2 • Tekken 3
PlayStation 2Tekken Tag Tournament • Tekken 4
Windows/PlayStation 3/Xbox 360Street Fighter X Tekken
Wii UPokkén Tournament
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