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By taking its inspiration from the Sony Playstation game Tekken 2, Union Dance Company's latest touring production, Dance Tek Warriors, has provided the vid-game jockeys with the perfect excuse to indulge in Tekken's virtual brawling: "Look, right, it's art, OK?". Dance Tek Warriors will be marching around the country well into next year and to celebrate their association with the Union Dance Company, therefore, Sony are offering the chance to win one of two Playstations with Tekken 2 to anyone who can name two of its ultra-violent characters.

Answers on a postcard with name and address: The Independent, Eye/Tekken, 1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5DL

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