Players are expecting that the upcoming game will be the best entry in the gaming franchise in terms of improvement.
Harada said in an interview that the game will surpass the previous titles in terms of gameplay features, setting, and overall gaming experience.
With Harada’s promise, ardent gamers have now high expectations when the game hits their consoles next year.
Gamespot reports that Harada confirmed that the upcoming title will run at 60 frames per second with 1080p resolution. The confirmation came when a fan asked the game creator on Twitter and he answered yes.
While this is applicable for the PS4 version, it’s still unknown if the game will run at 60fps for the Xbox One version. Bandai Namco has yet to make a statement regarding this.
The game coming to the PC is a bit of a surprise to gamers. “Tekken 7” was the first game to be played on PC in the franchise’s 22 years of existence.
Bandai Namco announced that the game will be ported to PC during E3, and even showed a little more of it during the Evo fightorama.
The company’s decision to port the game in Microsoft Windows was probably a result of the many players requesting that “Tekken” become available on the PCs.