Tekken 3 (Prima's Official Strategy Guide) Paperback – May 1, 1998

J'adore ce guide du jeu Tekken 3 comme je l'ai depuis 1998 car c'est un très bon livre où il explique bien les mouvements des personnages comme il y a tout pour finir le jeu à 100 % donc je suis pas réçu et je suis satisfait.

still had the original stickers and playing cards!! i was instantly brought back to my childhood.

The media could not be loaded. I love Tekken and when I seen this guide I was like OMG I need to grab it. Although I'm satisfied with the guide.The seller did not let me know that the magazine would be ripped not a fan of the Rip but I'm happy to have the magazine in my collection. It has techniques move sets it's a very informative guide and a stable in tekken history. Tekken 3 was a game changer

This game I give a rating out of ten, 20. I've had it since 1999 and its now past half way through 2001. If you like martial art style games like Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat, this puts them to shame. The first time I played Tekken, I was hooked, and I had a ps by the time Tekken2 was released, I couldnt help my self, and when Tekken3 came out, I was almost sick of the tekken saga, until I baught it, and trust me, it was well and truly worth the wait. The mixture of global martial art styles was a delight. From Brazilian Capoeira to Japanese Manji and Chinese styles of all kinds. Not only were these styles accurately named and studied, but Namco still added more, thousands, literaly thousands of unmentioned and unlisted moves to give the game far more life. Every character you unlock also unlocks hours more. The modes available make the game interesting, and again, more life is added per mode you unlock. The realistic movement and 3d envirenment lift the game into a higher light, where as in MK4 it is still 3d, but there is no sidesteps, various combos, throws and power moves as opposed to Tekken3. Survival mode means you can never stop improving and the endings are humourus, exiting and thought provoking.To put it short, Tekken3 is brilliant, the only flaw is that there arent enough stages in Force mode. 200% rating from me

In response toThe usual from Prima, May 31, 1999Reviewer: A reader from Los Angeles, CaliforniaThis man has never read the book. This book has EVERY move availble to the characters. Some characters span several pages more than others (Lei Wulong). It tells strategies on how to beat EVERY other character in the game. This guy must not of bothered to open the book.

The guide contains all the moves of all the characters both hidden and not. There are also pages dedicated to the characters's profiles, stories and more: you can find a strategy guide to improve your fighting skill to completely master the ultimate fighting tournament: TEKKEN 3. The only remark I can make about the book is for the "Throw Moves" for King: the list of throw that you may continue are not in a correct sequence but mixed. If you are a real Tekken Fighter you MUST have this book.

The guide for tekken 3 could have been better. They spent lots of time with the photos, but some of the moves were either wrong or incomplete(paul's tackle to choke move). King's links could have been explained better, and there is lack of actual combos for all the characters. I enjoyed brady's guide better.

The King of the Iron Fist!!!!!! This book is awsome.If you want Lots of info and Pictures and and a very good bio of each charectors Get It