Tekken Advance marked the series' debut on a Nintendo system - and the only one until 2012. The game is mostly based on Tekken 3, but also adds a tag battle mode similar to Tag Tournament. Despite the hardware limitations which resulted in a greatly reduced move list, the game still manages to be a surprisingly solid portable outing.
Unused Text#
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What appears to be text for a debug menu, present starting at 0x50408.
POS
CAMERA
FLAG
DAMAGE
ATTACK
PAD
ANIME
MOTION
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COM
MAN
OFF
A set of development text relating to the Practice Mode, starting at 0x50B60:
WAIT_INIT
WAIT:%d
NOACTI_INIT
NOACTI
ACTI_INIT
ACTI_WAIT:%d
ACTI_START
ACTI:%d
GUARD_INIT
GUARD:%d
DOWN_INIT
DOWN
Following the text for the options menu at 0x50FA0 is an entry for a BGM option.
BGM:
Regional Differences#
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The Tag Battle and VS Tag Battle modes were renamed from the Japanese release.
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Arcade |
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PlayStation |
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PlayStation 2 |
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Game Boy Advance |
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PlayStation Portable |
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PlayStation 3 |
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Xbox 360 |
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Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One |
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Wii U |
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Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 |
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