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Yeah, it was a bit crap, as evidenced by the weak review scores. The key gimmick for Death By Degrees was that your attacks were controlled by the right analog stick, which didn’t feel even halfway as satisfying as just the regular Tekken Force mode, or even Tekken 5’s Devil Within mode.

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It might have Tekken’s resident lady assassin Nina Williams as the lead character, but Death By Degrees retains pretty much none of the quality you’d come to expect from the series.ĭeath By Degrees is mostly a new story with new characters, only with Nina and her sister/rival Anna thrown in for good measure, but there’s a few nods, references and cameos to the Tekken series as a whole. Much in a similar fashion to our Mortal Kombat ranking list, it’s a spin-off that occupies the worst spot on this list, as 3D action adventure/beat ‘em up Death By Degrees is about as many degrees separate from a good game as you could possibly get. I guarantee the word Tekken will lose all meaning by the end of this. Fortunately for you, we’ve compiled a list of all the mainline entries in the Tekken series (plus one spin-off just so we can laugh at it together) to tell you which one is best. With a series that spans at least 10 games, and even more if you include ports like Tekken Advance for the GBA, it can be hard to know which is the definitive Tekken ranking. You might not be the most familiar with fighting games as a whole, but you’ll have heard of Tekken, though which are the best Tekken games? Since then, the series has been a fighting game mainstay and cultural phenomenon, with a movie, crossovers with other games and a burgeoning eSports scene. Developed by Namco, now Bandai Namco, the Tekken series made its debut in arcades in December of 1994 before being brought over to the original PlayStation less than a year later. There are few fighting game franchises with a longer or more storied history than Tekken.

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