Bandai Namco Releases Screenshots of Additional Tekken 7 Customization Options

While a number of custom items were revealed by the official Tekken 7 hub site during the upcoming title’s location tests last month, Bandai Namco Games shared more screenshots during their recent business meetings that highlight a number of additional outfit pieces.

These screenshots, which come courtesy of Gamer and Avoiding the Puddle, feature some interesting alternate looks for Xiaoyu, Asuka, Leo, and Dragunov, four returning fighters that will be joined by new additions Katarina and Claudio when the game launches in arcades next year.

Feel free to check out the images below and let us know what you think.

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Tekken 7 is scheduled to release in February.

Source: Gamer via Avoiding the Puddle

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