We've all known that Tekken is not spotless when it comes to cheaters. The notion that fighting games are immune to such issues has been gone for years now, but we rarely get to see a glimpse inside those communities.

In a recent video, fighting game content creators Mike Hollow and BlackHeart59 have stumbled upon an entire discord community of Tekken cheaters, and put them under the looking glass.

What's important to keep in mind, is that while this server has hundreds of users (majority of whom are likely using the cheating software), it's only one slice of the pie.

Creating cheating software is an industry of its own, with some developers raking in millions of dollars at the expense of game developers and normal players.

Many of them also put more effort into keeping their operations out of sight, unlike the company in question, which goes as far as to promote their cheating software on YouTube.

Hopefully Bandai Namco is aware of this situation, because while anti-cheat and regular bans can help to improve the situation, the history has shown that the most effective way to combat cheating lies in the court.

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