Tekken Series

A 3D fighting game developed by Namco (now Bandai Namco Entertainment). It distinguishes itself through the unique concept of weapon-based combat and richly individualized characters. Gaining worldwide popularity with its 1998 arcade release, the series expanded across multiple gaming generations. It remains a standard 3D fighting game title and is recognized as an esports competitive game.

A racing game released by Namco in 1994 for arcades. It earned high acclaim for its stunning graphics utilizing advanced 3D rendering and its smooth, satisfying driving feel. As a flagship title for early PlayStation, it significantly contributed to home racing game market development. The series continues across multiple generations.

A weapon-based fighting game series developed by Namco. Soul Edge (1996) pioneered a new genre of 3D fighting games utilizing weapons. Its unique soul power system and rich character backstories introduced fresh directions to the fighting game industry. New titles continue to be developed and hold significant positions in fighting game communities worldwide.

An unconventional action game developed by Namco. Its gameplay revolves around a prince rolling a sticky ball that absorbs everything in sight—simple yet highly addictive. It gained worldwide popularity with its 2004 PlayStation 2 release. Known for its distinctive art style and charming music, it is regarded as an important work exemplifying the creativity of the pre-indie game era.

A fighting game series developed by Capcom. 'Street Fighter II' in 1991 ignited a worldwide fighting game boom and pioneered esports. Characters like Ryu and Chun-Li are widely recognized as icons of fighting game culture.

A 3D fighting game series developed by Bandai Namco. Featuring the story of the Mishima family feud and diverse fighting style characters. As the definitive 3D fighting game, it has been beloved in the global esports scene for decades.