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Tekken x Street Fighter Development Currently On Hold
Since it was announced alongside its Capcom counterpart back in 2010, fans have been eagerly awaiting Bandai Namco’s Tekken x Street Fighter. The game promised to give fighting game fans a taste of what Street Fighter characters could do in a Tekken-style setting, something further teased by Akuma’s inclusion as a guest in Tekken 7 Fated Retribution.
Sadly, it seems that fans will have to make do with that appearance from Akuma for now, as Bandai Namco has confirmed that Tekken x Street Fighter is no longer in active development. In an interview with Gamespot, Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada noted that the developers don’t think the timing is right for such a game. Specifically, he referred to the fact that Street Fighter V just came out, as well as the fact that Tekken 7 is on the way. With both games in mind, Harada stated that “we don’t want to split these communities… [finding] a good window to release Tekken x Street Fighter is something that’s become much more difficult recently. So it’s kind of on hold for the moment, I guess you could say.”
While concerns like these are understandable and show that Harada and the Tekken team do take the community into consideration when making decisions, it’s never a happy event when a long-awaited project is put on hold.
You can learn more on this and other topics related to Tekken, including Harada’s hilarious take on how he’d like to handle rage quitting, in the complete interview on Gamespot.
Source: Gamespot
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Terence Crawford turns himself in to police
WBO light welterweight champion Terence Crawford turned himself in to police on Friday in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, following an incident in an auto body shop.
The American is being charged with four misdemeanors: theft of services, criminal mischief, assault in the third degree, and trespassing.
Crawford is accused of repeatedly shoving the shop owner and causing significant damage to the property.
The owner of the business, Michael Nelson alleges that he told Crawford that he…
