Tekken 2 VER.B [Arcade] - play as Armor King

This is a playthrough using Armor King in the Arcade version of Tekken 2 version B. Read on below for more information...
Armor King is the personal sub-boss for King. He is an immediate playable character in this version of the game.
Alternatively you can also select him through the use of a secret command/code, shown below:
===== ALTERNATE WAY TO SELECT ARMOR KING =====
On the character select screen, do and press the following input commands:
Highlight King, Left, hold Start, Left, Right, release Start, Right
If you've done it correctly, Armor King will be selected.
===== ABOUT ARMOR KING =====
Due to his physical appearance, he sure looks like an "evil" version of King... it turns out that he is actually a rival of him. After he is slain by Craig Marduk during the events of Tekken 4 (story only), his younger brother (Armor King II) takes on his name and becomes his successor in Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection and onwards.
===== ADDITIONAL INFORMATION / TRIVIA =====
---- His Stage 8 personal boss is King, and vice-versa.
---- He is also known as the Wicked Flower.
---- He was originally planned to be called "Black King" just before the development of Tekken 1.
---- In Tekken 2, his stage background, the Nowhere Desert, is similar to the Monument Valley stage in Tekken 1. It may even be the same location.
---- In the PS1 version of Tekken 2, when he is not operating as a sub-boss, his stage BGM is the Monument Valley theme ("Here is the Point of no Return") from Tekken 1.
===== ABOUT ARCADE TEKKEN 2 Ver.B =====
This is an upgrade to Ver.A that adds some new moves; refines and balances out the gameplay; as well as having a more noticeable indication of the boss characters being available for selection. It seems that in the latest and last revision D (Ver.B, revision D) of the game, all the boss characters are immediately available on the character select screen (besides CPU Kazuya of course).
The input commands to select the sub-bosses from Ver.A works in this version of Ver.B.
However in some earlier revisions of Ver.B, only two of the sub-bosses (Wang and Armor King) are initially available, and the sub-boss hidden input commands from Ver.A does not work.
You can generally distinguish between Ver.A and Ver.B of the game by seeing what colour the winning icons (after a Round is won) under the lifebar are. If they are Red then it's Ver.A; if they are Green then it is Ver.B.
Interestingly, it should also be mentioned that in the Arcade versions of Tekken 2, there is a setting in the options/operator screen that allows you to set either Baek or Jun as the regular character on the character select screen.

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Which music is the real one , that appears on the arcade machines and which one is for ps1 ?

[@Krizalid99v2]

If by "real one" you mean the Original Sound Track (that came first), then the real one appears on the Arcade versions of the game.

[@Mr.Excellent93]

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