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The King of Fighters: All Star is a free to play, beat-em up RPG game released for iOS and Android, then later Microsoft Windows, developed by South Korean gaming company Netmarble authorized by SNK.

A King of Fighters X Tekken Crossover was announced in July 2019. Selected Tekken fighters have been added to the character roster as part of the crossover campaign as of November 19, 2019, with the second wave releasing on August 17, 2022.[1]

The game is planned to end service on October 30, 2024.[2]

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  • All of the Tekken characters' voice clips are reused from Tekken 7.
  • Devil Jin is the only character that does not make an appearance in his default outfit from Tekken 7, instead only using his Tekken 6 outfit.
    • This game marks the first time to have both Tekken and Dead or Alive together in a crossover, due to KOF:AS also having Dead or Alive 6 crossover events.
    • By extension, because of Capcom’s Street Fighter being included in 2022, it is also the first time Street Fighter appears alongside the Dead or Alive series, and the third time Street Fighter has appeared in the same game as the Tekken series since Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
    • This game also marks the first time crossover between Gintama and the Tekken series, despite Bandai Namco owning the rights on publishing most Gintama media outside of its manga series.
    • While KOF:AS also marks a first time crossover between Guilty Gear, Dead or Alive, and the Tekken series, it marks the fourth game involving both Bandai Namco and Arc System Works banners, while also being the second game to have both Koei Tecmo and Arc System Works banners, with Arc System Works helping with the development of Bandai Namco produced games Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum. Bandai Namco also helped to publish both Asian and European versions of Arc System Works' Guilty Gear -Strive-.
  • In this game, Akuma represents Street Fighter V, though the iteration of Akuma which is represented in Tekken 7 is his Street Fighter IV appearance.
  • Unlike Samurai Shodown and Gintama (after Japanese and Korean releases only) and Street Fighter, Tekken is the only collaboration crossover event which did not have chances to unlock first round contents in its second round/re-run event.

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