#Tekken 3 arcade ost movie
Okabe seemed to have a love for high-energy groove, as witnessed with the opening movie soundtrack. There’s hardly a weak track on it, but below, are five tracks that probably show it at its best. And while the arcade soundtrack is great in its own right, it’s the PlayStation version that just feels much more complete. See, the PlayStation version and Arcade versions are different due to the team’s efforts of either remixing some arcade songs or composing new ones. A team consisting of Keichi Okabe, Nobuyoshi Sano, Hiroyuki Kawada, Minamo Takahasi and Yu Miyake decided to make their own homage to the genre with their soundtracks. Originally released in arcades in 1997, Namco brought the title to the PlayStation in 1998. And music journalists couldn’t go two paragraphs without bellowing the end of rock music thanks to two turntables and a synthesizer.īig Beat influenced a lot of people during its meteoric rise in the mid-to-late 90’s, including the sound team who worked on Tekken 3. Fatboy Slim was showing the alternative nation what a “Funk Soul Brother” was through a Lord Finesse sample. Groups like The Prodigy or The Chemical Brothers could be found rubbing elbows on the music charts. Oh, and Big Beat is riding mainstream success in music. So, let’s take a look at what influenced this soundtrack as well as some of its top tracks.Ĭartoon Network‘s Toonami starts to transition into the anime-centric block it’s often heralded as with the addition of Robotech, Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball Z. Placed ahead of Tekken 1 and 2’s more melodious sounds and before the series’ attempts at a progressive and, at times, unconventional soundtrack, Tekken 3 is a block rocking answer to a world still caught up in the wave of distorted bass-lines, heavy breakbeats, rock guitars and synthesizer-generated loops. You could say the same for the soundtrack, which is an audio snap shot of the mainstream invasion of Big Beat Electronica. Many regard Tekken 3 for the PlayStation as one of the console’s greatest moments.
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