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Tekken

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  • electronic fighting game
    / Three-dimensional fighting games

    Although Namco Limited’s Tekken (1994– ) came later, it has lasted through numerous sequels and been ported to most home video consoles. Another long-lasting series is Tecmo, Inc.’s Dead or Alive (1996– ), which is noteworthy for its introduction of a system of countermoves (and counters to counters,…

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    Although Namco Limited’s Tekken (1994– ) came later, it has lasted through numerous sequels and been ported to most home video consoles. Another long-lasting series is Tecmo, Inc.’s Dead or Alive (1996– ), which is noteworthy for its introduction of a system of countermoves (and counters to counters,…

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