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Tekken 8 Officially Revealed In New Cinematic Trailer
Bandai Namco has revealed Tekken 8, a new sequel in the popular and long-running fighting game franchise.
Tekken 8 was revealed in a new cinematic trailer that aired during today's PlayStation State of Play. It began with a few shots to set up the scenery before cutting to two series mainstays, Kazuya and Kazuya's son, Jin. The two duke it out in what appears to be a fair fight, that is until Kazuya calls forth the power of the devil gene inside him to finish the fight.
Check it out for yourself in the reveal trailer below:
Unfortunately, this trailer doesn't reveal much else. Tekken 8 looks very much like Tekken, which is great. The trailer also doesn't reveal a release date – it just says to stay tuned for more information.
Are you excited for Tekken 8? Let us know in the comments below!
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