Tekken Advance

Arcade-style duels fill the screen. In Tekken Advance, the Game Boy Advance version of the long-running fighting series, the roster still stands out through different attack traits and combat styles. One fighter lands heavier punches or kicks. Another works better through single hits or chained strings. The portable visuals show their age, though the match rules and move sets still give each bout a distinct feel.

How to play?

Pick a fighter before the match begins. A bout ends when one side takes two rounds. During a round, the loss comes when the health bar reaches zero. Win the first round, then take the second to finish the match. Since damage output changes across the roster, test punches, kicks, and combinations to find the style that fits your choice.