Remember when Paul was meant to be Kazuya's rival

These are the most noted differences: -Arcade Intro is simple with just Kazuya while Console one is longer and presents the main fighters. -In Arcade the characters have an animation after being chose and the ? icon has animation too, while in Console all is static. -Music is with different sounds in the Console version. -The camera position in the Arcade is static while in Console takes a swift move around. -The Replay in the Arcade shows the precise last 2 seconds of the victort, while the Console one takes 5 seconds. -The most notable one is after defeating Heihachi, in Arcade replays all the victory replays, but in Console plays an unique ending scene for the character, something that would become iconic in Tekken. Great video! 💎 Edit: I forgot to add that the Console version while changes the game let the player plays Galaga, something nostalgic. :)

I remember looking at that CGI and thinking 'man...real time graphics will never achieve that quality'. Games look infinitely better now!

Nostalgia overload. That transition from 16-bit gen to 32... Those who weren't there will never, ever understand.

One thing I really appreciate about this game’s design, is that Namco actually made the characters fully-connected models, rather than just stacks of polygons like most developers did at the time. Also one of the best OSTs ever!

I saw several differences that were not mentioned. - In the Chicago stage, on the Arcade version, there are two white lines in a row while there is only one version PS1. - The stadium is called Marine Stadium in the arcade version against Stade in the PS1 version. - The stadium has a screen where the fight in very small in the PS1 version. - The sun sets during the fight in the Stage Monument Valley. In the arcade version, after each fight, we resume at the beginning of the sunset. In the PS1 version, the sun stays down. - There are some slight differences in textures on the ground, a little sharper. -

Something about Tekken's 3d models and music always creeped out eight year old me when I first played back in 1995. If the PSX version had those character select screen animations, I would have shit myself.

I absolutely loved Tekken 1 on my PS1, then I realised it was a port of an arcade game, but I still prefer the PS1 version, mostly because of better BGM (it's beautiful), actual endings and unlockable subbossess

Can we take a moment to appreciate at 12:43 how well timed (Arcade) Paul's grunt was with his (PS1) Ending?

The Namco System 11 is an arcade system board released by Namco in 1994. The actual hardware is based on Sony's PlayStation home console, and thus many games were ported to that console. The major difference between the two is that the System 11 used surface-mounted ROM chips to store the game data, whereas the PlayStation used CD-ROM. This meant that all System 11 games were unique to the particular system board, and could not be swapped out with another game.

First wave third party PSX games, like Tekken here, did a lot of damage to the Saturn's credibility. These games were polished and impressive. The PlayStation wasn't all that beefy under the hood, compared to the Saturn, but that simpler architecture actually aided software development.

Só percebi diferença nas cgs de intro e fim, nas animações da tela de escolha e no cenário do heihachi, é um porte perfeito de arcade e com conteúdo extra! Isso faz da versão para o playstation a melhor versão do game.

One major difference is in the Stadium stage. On the big screen in background in PS version it shows the actual fight in real time while arcade have a static image.

17 year old me was blown away by Tekken when I got my PS1 for my birthday. Had been playing it in the Arcade for a year before.

That animation at the character select screen in the arcade version... I think if they put that in the PSX, it would have been creepypasty all over the place

Boa, era bem essa comparação que eu queria ver!

Plus, Devil Kazuya being a home-port exclusive is another notable difference, I guess? I would have liked to see King, Law and Ganryu's arcade costumes on the PlayStation as well...

Another thing I have noticed is the ps1 versions of some bosses got their own moves were as some (ganryu,p jack ) were using the starting characters moves . (P jack sometimes lacks his one armed throw, using Jack's two handed slam)

PS1 Very good Ports 100% is more than like arcade except loading

The game that started it all. Sure it hasnt aged well but its still enjoyable.

Época boa ter o arcade na sua casa....ambos lindos tmj

Recordemos que la placa arcade System 11(y antes la 10 y después la 12), estaban basadas directamente en la arquitectura interna de PlayStation - aunque con mejoras sustanciales en muchos apartados, principalmente una RAM más grande que permitía mayores resoluciones de pantalla y tasas de refresco más altas (60fps)-. Eso posibilitó que saliesen muchas conversiones bastante buenas para PSX, al ser relativamente fácil transportarlas de los circuitos arcade a los de la gris de SONY. Son títulos de la talla de Tekken, Tekken 2, Soul Edge / Soul Blade, Point Blank 2 y 3, Xevious 3D/G o Prime Goal EX.

The Gold of Fighters '94 Year: 1994 Platforms: Arcade, Sega CD, Wii, PS3, PSP, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC Developer: Sega

I love how the arcade audio is on the left speaker and the console audio on the right.

In hindsight, Paul's animation at 1:35 is some serious nightmare fuel. Reminds me of Bilbo lunging for the Ring in Lord of the Rings.

Besides loading I would say it's a draw which makes sense considering the arcade hardware. Namco's System 11 is a PS1 in arcade form with maybe upgraded audio capabilities.

The Namco System 11 was basically a PS1 with 2Mb of VRAM instead of one and used ROM chips instead of CD-ROMs. The game looks virtually the same with some slight load times on PS1

It helps a lot that the arcade Tekken is running on a Playstation, albeit with extra RAM. There are some very minor differences in ground textures, as well as some other bits here and there, but you'd have to be obsessive to even notice. The picture-in-picture in the baseball stadium is a nice touch and appears in other early Playstation games.

fantastic, keep it up!

*I was played Tekken really like a mad wasting coins in my city, but i remember the second characters was available and the CGI histories too.* *May be was a Pirate Arcade? 🤔*

One big, difference. Tekken Arcade is around 20 MB. Tekken PS1 is a 605 MB CD-ROM. This due to the video files and the CD-Audio on the PS1. I would guess the actual game is about the same size though, with the arcade game running directly from ROM chips on the mainboard. You'll notice both these games look very similar if not identical, there is a very good reason for this, the Namco System 11 hardware is basically PS1 hardware.

Uma diferença interessante está no minuto 5:48. Na versão do PS1, a tela do estádio reproduz a luta, enquanto que no arcade não há esta mesma reprodução.

Tha PSX pórt looks GREAT, Namco really did know how to use the Sony's hardware... BUT, the moving CGI faces from the arcade select screen are creepy, so it's a good thing they cut this off from the PSX version? LOL.

In the console you can change the music, play galaga before you start the game, and it has character endings. On a side note, Heihachi in the arcade version has Kazuya's throws, whereas the console version Heihachi has the lightning headlock and the flying powerbomb.

A única coisa do arcade que não tem no playstation e seria legal de ter são aquelas animações quando escolhemos o lutador mas ao mesmo tempo é tão pouca coisa que tanto faz. As músicas são aquela coisa, estão legais de qualquer jeito mas me habituei com a do videogame e é meio estranho como são no arcade. E de algum jeito o playstation tem a luta passando no telão do estádio que o arcade não tem.

Hola amigo. ¿Sabes como entrar a la configuración de la placa de tekken 1 y 2? Asi como de tekken tag. Puente PIN1 CON PIN15 (MODE CONFIGURATION)

See what made Namco such an amazing arcade company is that even though the PS1 Home Ports of Tekken 1 and 3 were not 💯% arcade perfect, they still made them close enough to where you wouldn’t even notice the differences unless you had both arcade and PS1 running side by side in your room, unlike sega with there Virtua fighter series where VF 1 on the Saturn was a complete mess and VF2 wasn’t arcade perfect and you could deff see the differences between the sega model 2 arcade version and the sega Saturn version, but Tekken 2 was the only one That was arcade perfect outa 1 and 3 on the PS1

Fui perceber esses dias que na versão Arcade não tem como escolher os sub-chefes. Na época eu ficava iludido para zerar esse jogo no fliperama perto de casa para habilitar os sub-chefes como eu fazia no Playstation. Você sabe me dizer como era habilitados os sub-chefes do Tekken 2 versão Arcade? Lembro quando chegou esse jogo pela primeira vez na minha cidade, poderia escolher só 10 personagens e alguns anos mais tarde teve a versão com todos os 23 personagens habilitados. O Tekken 3 versão Arcade lembro como se fosse hoje como era habilitados os personagens secretos. Primeiramente aparecia uma silhueta do personagem na apresentação do jogo dizendo: "Who is this character?" depois de alguns dias essa silhueta era revelada a foto do personagem e o nome. Não sei dizer como era feito isso, uns dizem que era semanas de jogatinas, um falou que era a cada 500 fichas que habilitava um personagem secreto. Só sei que tem mais de 20 anos que não vejo isso.

A versão do PlayStation é a versão definitiva, é um port perfeito e com extras, excelente.

Se você não indicar qual é qual na tela você acaba se confundindo de qual é o Arcade e qual é o PlayStation.

The PSX port is very very good compared to the Arcade. However, the arcade obviously has slightly better graphical quality. The funny thing is, the two systems... the NAMCO System 11 and the PSX had nearly identical hardware inside. The System 11 and the PSX both used the same CPU, a MIPS-R3000A @ 33 MHz. However, the System 1 had the same amount of total system memory at 2MB respectively, but the PSX had 1/2 the amount of video memory. This was likely what cost the PSX some loss in overall quality. Also, the video chip on the system 11 could display 360,000 polygons/s w/ texture mapping, lighting, and shading, whereas the PSX was like 90,000 polygons/s with the same features enabled as the prior. But they are amazingly closely related hardware wise. This was one of my favorite games at the time and this is a quality port right here. Kudos to the programmers here.

pretty close except for things that would be prohibitively expensive(at the time) to store on rom - fmv's and arranged soundtrack. main differences seems to be texture quality of the ground/floor. i wish tekken 2 was able to keep these multi layer backgrounds. i guess the use of higher quality fighter models took up too many resources to allow it.

LOOL looking at Kuma on 10:03 looks like a mother friggin' godzilla HAHAHAHAHA xD

Incredible how close the PS1version looks to an arcade machine great stuff.

Lo genial de la versión de PSX, era que al reproducía el juego en un estéreo CD, se escuchaba el soundtrack 😄

Is it just me because I noticed that the sounds on the arcade are higher pitched?

Despite the the load times (which aren't even really an issue here), I still think the PSX version is an excellent port considering it was released in 1995. I also love that the PS1 versions of the Tekken games offer an alternate soundtrack with the option to use the original arcade soundtrack as well. I also enjoyed the added opening cutscene in the beginning. One difference I did notice is in the original arcade version there is character animation and the name is announced when selected, where on the PSX version it just flashes and makes a sound. I used to play this religiously in the late 90s. I wish I still had my copy, but it was somehow lost during a move years back. Oh and you gotta love that Galaga mini game during the load screen!

The staff roll ost is cool

I remember that if you shoot all the galaga/galaxian ships in the opening mini games in ridge racer you could unlock all cars and I forgot what it did in Tekken

i think the most interesting thing here is comparing it to tekken 2.... is this game has 2, sometimes 3 layer backgrounds ( like the backgrounds in satrun vf2 and doa that fanboys like to call 3d) while the down graded to a single layer in t2, i guess to allow for the b better models and light sourcing. i think they look quite good for the most part but of course the charatcter models are awful.

A little bit more animation in the arcade version (character select).. the sound/muic on the PlayStation are better. ..

What is That cherry in Tekken on Ps1

basically a perfect conversion

The Gold of Fighters (Sega) - Fighting Games

Hey guys!! Can anyone tell me how to download Tekken PS version and play it on my PC?

I had discovered the first Tekken primarily on Arcade. At the time I had fallen in love with Michelle, I loved it when we chose her from the menu and she moved her head.

The music and the faces in the character select screen are so creepy!

4:13 ¿Se supone que el suelo está nevado?, ¿por qué los arboles y el resto del escenario no está nevado?.

This is my first PS1 game. Brings back so much memories. I still have the game also. Fun game; the only thing i did not like about it was the character design on most of the characters.

Some things missing on PS1 but also some addictions if I remember well. However, though the game itself looks very similar, all texts look less pixelated on PS1 even though they probably both run at the same resolution. Looks like some kind of interpolation. So, if I had to play one, probably the PS1 version.

El juego por el que compre la psx después de alucinarme en el salón recreativo

This is what made the PlayStation so great in the beginning, arcade ports that were practically arcade perfect, while the Saturn struggled with its arcade ports to match the quality expirienced in arcades Sony was bringing there's home without a hitch. Ridge Racer although running at 30 fps on the PlayStation vs the arcade's 60 fps still impressed and looked amazing unlike Daytona on Saturn, Virtua Fighter (albeit to some a better playing game than Tekken) on Saturn was a disappointment, while Tekken was a reason to buy a PlayStation, this continued with Tekken 2, and while Virtua Fighter 2 was very close to the arcade version on Saturn, it wasn't as arcade perfect as Tekken 2 was, Sony and Namco even took things further by actually porting over Super System 22 games on Playstation.

Ótimo port! As diferenças são mínimas!

The arcade version has higher resolution textures on the ground, not pixel perfect after all... even for a so called "psx hardware" board, the arcade is slightly better

Lol I love how the arcade was like well I’m ready to play while the ps1 was still loading video and other things.

both arcade and ps1 versions look great

o yoshimitsu era um satanas

Either way, I never thought the first Tekken looked good, even back then. Always thought Virtua Fighter looked better until T3...

i wonder why the arcade version only law costume in is different than the ps1

Ah, the early days of 3D fighting games. They were so ugly lol, but still it didn't bother me that much. Used to have so much fun playing Virtua Fighter at the arcade

Sony got dam lucky Namco was looking for cheaper alternative to System 22 and wanted to to know the PS1 spec to release a game on it and ended up getting a prototype early and decided to use the PS1 + Rom storage for their Tekken games so Sony got a really decent team to test their hardware + porting Tekken was real close.

Great port!

The floor textures are little sharper in the arcade version. But it was a good port for PSX. In this case NAMCO wins.

Arcade much Sharper picture does better job scaleing unless you play ps1 version on modded ps2 with coustme settings but no difference in garphics

bela conversão a do Playstation !! mais em geral os arcades eram na maioria das vezes SUPERIOR aas versões caseiras de jogos. pois se o consumidor tivesse algo igual ou melhor do que o que tinha no fliperama do bar do zé , então este não investiria nos flipers e o segmento acabaria rapidamente, assim como acabou acontecendo nos dias de hoje.

minor differences: -music is pitched up -character voices are pitched -announcers voice is pitched -red hit points instead of green -console graphics are darker -arcade is more pixel‘ish

Bom trabalho princesa caju

Port perfeito do ps1

I think the arcade version is better because it plays smoother,but I can't really go wrong with either one

The arcade version of the intro is much shorter than the PS1’s version of the intro, just like tekken 2.

Looks like the Arcade hardware, at the time, was identical to what the PlayStation was capable of doing.

I Love How The PSOne Version Gets A Galaga Minigame!

Screw Julia!!! I want Michelle back!!! 😭

Amazing how the psone looks damn near identical to the arcade

Really Arcade perfect!! But It is also sad cause represent the end of the arcades.

Wait. Wtf you saw King's face in Tekken 1?!

Played it in the arcade, wasn’t graphically impressive at the time as the hardware was based on the PSX and as such a port was always forthcoming and is near identical, i guess you can blame Namco for the downfall of arcades but cost cutting on new release hardware!

Os gráficos parecem idênticos mas acho que do arcade é um pouco melhor.

Link please de tekken 1 con sound please donwload

1994...hard to believe!

A versão do arcade é ridiculamente melhor,eu tive que pausar o vídeo pra ver o chão da versão arcade 1 pouquinho menos quadriculado. E a diferença mesmo está no menu de escolher personagens,que na versão Playstation os lutadores estão estáticos. De resto podemos dizer que estão idênticos as versões.

*Playstation* era uma maquina fez igual se pá até melhor que do arcade

They changed Kazuya Face 1:26

For me tekken 1 ps1 load times is 8½ seconds but the arcade version is 7 seconds

Tekken 1 has a lot less content than the later tekken games, and it didn’t even have one player vs mode on the PS1.

good

Ps one wins because of the intro and galaga offcourse

This game hasn’t changed much. All the characters play the same

PS1 port holds up nice.

win arcade forever, for ambient Machine Saloon