I used to hate fighting games. I did own Street Fighter II, Turbo and Mortal Kombat 2, but I never really got into them, although I did manage to perfect the Sub-zero freeze to Scorpion flame
fatality with Shang-Tsung in MK2.
It wasn’t until one day that Jason told me of this fucking amazing arcade fighting game called Tekken 3, that I returned to the genre which had given me nightmares of Zangeif giving me a special variant
of his spinning “piledriver”.
Of course when he first mentioned the game, I immediately dismissed it. Looking back on that, I’ve determined that I was a fag, and have apologized every day for almost not giving Tekken 3 a
chance.
Fortunately I did, and Jason and I began to play frequently. At first we sucked vast amounts of semi-erect walrus cock, but we slowly began to improve. Then one day, we met “The Mentor”.
When we first ran into this guy, Jason and I thought we were the shit. However, we were soon shown to be wrong as the man we would come to call “The Mentor” handed us our asses repeatedly, and then
divulged some of his godly secrets to us. Jason and I immediately dubbed him “The Mentor” and began to emulate him as much as we could. Soon we were kicking even more ass.
While things were looking good for us, evil forces were gathering to smash, both Jason and I. These forces came in the form of two young gentlemen, Jason and I dubbed “The Chinks”. Now we
didn’t really know if they were from China, I don’t even think we cared. Once of us just came up with the name, and it ended up sticking. Soon after that, we began assigning code names to all
the guys who played Tekken.
At the time, it was the Chinks who dominated those old school days of Tekken 3. They seemed to know a hell of a lot more about the game than we did, and they held the one undefeatable weapon of the
day: King’s chain throws. Once they landed a chain throw on someone, that person could kiss their 2 tokens, as well as their ass, goodbye. It was sick
But salvation came to Jason and I, with the release of Tekken 3 to the playstation. Training against one another became our daily activity. Together we grew stronger, ultimately strong enough
to dominate the arcade.
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