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The story of Tekken 3 picks up decades after the end of the second game. Kazuya is dead, and with him the Devil that he contained within him. However, before death, he impregnated Jun Kazama, and the resulting child, Jin, was born, raised by Jun to be a peaceful and good boy.

However, Grandpa Heihachi has been up to no good, fooling around with some mystical creature known as the Ogre, trying to find a substitute for the Devil gene to become all-powerful. Through some altercations, The Ogre somehow ends up at the Kazama household, where it kills Jun, leaving Jin with nobody to turn to but Heihachi, who sees the potential Devil gene in the boy, trains him up in Mishima Karate, and for some reason decides to host another King of Iron Fist Tournament. In all honesty, that’s about as good a story from the game you will get out of me, because I don’t have the instruction manual, and it’s been a while since I looked the story up on the Internet, because Ogre was just such a crappy idea and realisation that it pushed me well past the point of caring.

Anyway, all that really matters is that a lot of the old favourites are back Paul Phoenix,Nina Williams,King,Yoshimitsu…but wait…where is Kazuya? Kazuya was always Namco’s one ace up it’s sleeve in regards to Tekken. With him, they crafted a true rarity in videogames, a convincing,cool, Anti-Hero. Ordinarily, especially in a fighting game, I would commend the absence of a lead character story wise(actually wait, that only really applies to Streetfighter and Virtua Fighter), but when he is basically the only cool character in your cast, you are onto a problem. Sure Jin has an almost identical moveset, meaning I can play with him, but the clean-shaven,square-jawed MTV hero just isn’t my thing. Naturally only a portion of the cast is available to select at the beggining of the game, you must unlock them via completing arcade mode with all the fighters. Hidden in there are Heihachi,Kuma and Anna, but the game also introduced a slew of new fighters to the Tekken universe. Cyborg fighter Bryan Fury,Taekwondo MTV hero Hwoarang,Capoeira cheap-fantasy Eddie Gordo and Marshall Law’s identical son Forest all make their debuts here. The cast here, despite their numeracy, just bore me. By this time, the PlayStation was a huge hit with the lowest-common denominator, so naturally the women’s clothes got skimpier, and the male characters became bland and disposable attempts at cool. Sure the odd fighter, such as Bryan, stood out in a positive light, to make matters worse, included were some really hateable joke characters, like Mokujin, a wooden dummy, and Gon, a small dinosaur from a manga.