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It’s been seven years since the release of Tekken 7 in arcades and five since the launch on console, and while it’s received plenty of updates and new characters that included Negan from The Walking Dead and… the in-universe Polish Prime Minister, six years is a long time for any fighting game. It’s a bombastic battle that shows a lot of the intent for the game, from the spectacular dynamic backdrops to the bulging muscles of the characters, but it’s also still clearly labelled as being work in progress.
That’s now been showcased with a full battle between Kazuya Mishima and Jin Kazama right in the middle of a double tornado storm. The gameplay reveal trailer follows on from the teaser announcement back at EVO in August, where we got a snippet of the modern graphics engine.
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