Tekken
News, coverage and analysis tracking Tekken across the outlets.- SNK announces new studio lead by Tekken veteran Katsuhiro HaradaSNK has announced an investment in a new studio, VS Studio, founded by veteran Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada. VS Studio will become a subsidiary of SNK and collaborate on game development. Harada, who previously spent his career at Bandai Namco, aims to combine technology and expertise to deliver top-tier gaming experiences.
- Former Tekken Producer Katsuhiro Harada Forms VS Studio With SNKFormer Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada has established a new independent studio named VS Studio, with investment and long-term support from SNK. Harada, who previously worked at Bandai Namco, aims for VS Studio to focus on creativity, with the name "VS" representing multiple philosophies. While no specific projects have been announced, the studio is actively recruiting and is heavily implied to be developing fighting games, potentially collaborating with SNK's existing franchises.
- Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter are duking it out in cinemas – Tekken should be nextThis article argues that Tekken, with its complex narrative and diverse cast, is a prime candidate for a movie adaptation, similar to recent successful films based on Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter. It highlights the series' dramatic storylines and unique characters as ideal material for the big screen, suggesting a potential crossover film with Street Fighter.
- The Identity Struggle of Tekken 8 and Its Effect on the GenreTekken 8's aggressive Heat system and shift away from defensive mechanics are causing concern among longtime fans, potentially altering the identity of the 3D fighting game genre. The series' evolution in gameplay and character design is being debated, with fears that it may be losing touch with its grounded roots in pursuit of broader appeal.
- ‘Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage’ is now available for the Switch 2Virtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O World Stage is a brutal and rewarding fighting game available on Nintendo Switch, offering significant single-player content and a strong focus on online play. It is recommended for players seeking a challenging experience, especially those looking for an alternative to recent Street Fighter and Tekken titles.
- Review - Virtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O World Stage (Switch 2) | WayTooManyGamesVirtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O offers a brutal yet rewarding fighting game experience, particularly for those willing to invest time in mastering its mechanics. While it includes substantial single-player content, the emphasis remains on its robust online play. The game is recommended for players seeking a challenging fighter, especially after recent changes in titles like Street Fighter and Tekken.
- Review - Virtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O World Stage (Switch 2) | WayTooManyGamesVirtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O offers a brutal yet rewarding fighting game experience, particularly for those willing to invest time in mastering its mechanics. While it includes substantial single-player content, the emphasis remains on its robust online play. The game is recommended for players seeking a challenging fighter, especially after recent changes in titles like Street Fighter and Tekken.
- Fighting Game Pro Detained By ICE Has Been Released On BondFighting game community member Ludovic Mbock has been released on bond after being detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Mbock, a professional player for The Hiero Group in games like Street Fighter and Tekken, was arrested in February and his legal defense fund has raised over $102,000. A forthcoming hearing in May will determine his future.
- I'm determined to turn my house into a museum with these stunning wildlife identification paintings from Holly…Artist Holly Sweet Illustration creates museum-style watercolor prints inspired by in-game flora and fauna from various video games, including The Sims, Skyrim, Red Dead Redemption, Minecraft, and Pokémon. These subtle pieces offer a unique way for gamers to incorporate their hobby into home decor, reimagining virtual elements with a vintage aesthetic.
- Tekken and Pac-Man owners Bandai Namco announce major restructure with investment from SonyBandai Namco Holdings is undergoing a significant company-wide restructuring effective April 1st, impacting its film, toy, arcade, and video game divisions. This comes as Sony invests approximately $464.5 million for a 2.5% stake and Nintendo acquires Bandai Namco Studios Singapore. The company has also seen layoffs and game cancellations in the past year.