Tekken 3 PlayStation 1 Cheats
These are the tricks tested and that work 100%
Cheats 1: Secret Record Mode
Go to practice mode and choose “1player freestyle”. Then in the sub-menu press and hold L1 + L2 + R1 + R2 and press circle. This will take you to the fight screen where you can use "down" and "select" to record and play back any moves you make.
Cheats 2: Secret Intro
After the intro with Heichi, hold L1 + L2 + R1 + R2 at the screen with "NAMCO" for the second time.
Tricks 3: Alternative Winner Poses
To see your character's alternate winning poses, you have to hold down one of the kick buttons while your victory is playing. To see the character's usual pose, hold one of the punch buttons during the cutscene. Be sure to hold down the buttons throughout the repetition.
Note: all characters have an alternate pose.
Tricks 4: Different Players
Play as Kuma:
Win arcade mode with a character.
Play as Juila:
Win arcade mode with two characters.
Play as Gun Jack:
Win arcade mode with three characters.
Play as Mokujin:
Win the arcade mode with Four characters.
Play as Anna:
Win arcade mode with five characters.
Play as Bryan:
Win arcade mode with six characters.
Play as Heihachi:
Win arcade mode with seven characters.
Play as Ogre:
Win arcade mode with eight characters.
Play as True Ogre:
Win arcade mode with nine characters.
Play as Panda:
At the character selection screen, highlight Kuma and press circle.
Play as Tiger:
At the character selection screen, highlight Eddy and press Triangle.
Play as Doctor Boskonovitch:
Win the "Tekken Force" mode four times (get the Gold, Silver, and Bronze keys and complete the mode one more time). Doctor B. will now be available for you to choose from in arcade mode.
Play as Gon:
Win Arcade mode with Doctor Boskonovitch. Then in the Arcade mode screen press the pad on either side of the character selection screen. Another way to play as Gon is to beat him in "ball" mode. You can also play in arcade mode with any fighter until they ask for your name. There write "Gon" and it appears to you to choose from anywhere.
Tricks 5: Some more tricks
Beach ball mini-game:
You have to see the endings of the ten basic characters to enable the "Ball Mode" option.
Theater mode:
Unlock all the characters, including Panda, Tiger, Doctor B. and Gon and see their endings. The “disc” and “sound” options in theater mode will now be available.
Alternative intro sequences:
Beat the game with the ten base characters to see an alternate character introduction in two-player mode. For another alternative introduction, win the game with all the characters including the secrets.
Alternative dresses:
Play as one of the following characters the indicated number of times, then highlight the fighter on the selection screen and press "start": . Xiaoyu?s (50 times), Jin (50 times), Anna (25 times), Gunjack (10 times).
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