Or, it’s possible that he’s already paying a lot of attention to “Tekken x Street Fighter” (maybe at the expense of his other projects) and sees it as a main priority. There’s really no way to know until the game is ready for a presentation to the public.
And knowing the rather secretive development style of the studio in the first place, we wouldn’t be surprised if they manage to keep their work a secret for as long as they need to in order to get the game ready for showing to the public.
People have been trying to figure out what’s coming in the next installment very hard, but it seems to be a more difficult task than we would imagine. We expect that some pieces of information will start making their way to the public in some form once the developers have finished their work on certain aspects of the game.
Once the main gameplay has been finalized and there are enough assets to show a more complete preview of the art style, we’re probably going to see some extra marketing materials previewing the new game and showing us what to truly expect from it. Until then, rumors are all fans will have to go by before the developer has decided to showcase their development progress.