This fairly promising Unreal Engine 5 new ability to add details like raindrops and dirty attire makes us all the more excited for what’s to come with Tekken 8. And not only that, but when they fall to the ground, their clothes get dirty as a result So you can see the outcome of the fight on the character model.” “It’s really the first time that we’re taking rain and outside effects and rolling up models of characters.
But that was just a parameter in the game in how it was displayed,” he said. “There was something in Tekken 7 that appeared similar that when the character fell down or during a fight, they would appear sweating or something. Harda hastened to speak directly to it, noting that, Indeed, one of the most memorable aspects of the trailer showcase is the way Heavy Rain interacts with Jin and Kazuya while fighting. Even some similar-looking features and processes have been completely abandoned for the upcoming Tekken 8. ,Have all models and everything from Tekken 7 been completely abandoned,” Harada told IGN in his talk. As ancient and beautiful as the character models in T7 are, however, the developers aren’t actually using them for Tekken 8 at all. Each Tekken entry has proven to be unique, but there is always something that leads from one to the next. The jump between the two is notable because the two-minute trailer we saw earlier this week almost immediately blew fans out of the water. Harada and his team actually began developing Tekken 8 on Unreal Engine 4 (which was also built with Tekken 7) but were able to transition once the latest technology became available. Tekken 8 is being built with Unreal Engine 5, a game engine that has recently become available for use. In an IGN interview, Bandai Namco Entertainment general manager Katsuhiro Harada shed a little more light on Bandai Namco’s exciting new project, noting that the graphics and character models that have all our jaws on the floor weren’t any better on ports than Tekken 7. Sake has no voice or portrait, and uses Paul's icon on the high score table, and Yoshimitsu's model with Jin's move set.Ĭrow, Falcon, Hawk, and Owl are all Tekken Force members that use Jin's move sets and later show up as henchmen in the PlayStation version's Tekken Force mode, but are only playable via hacking.īoth unused characters use Eddy's stage and the secret character theme music.We’re still impressed by the trailer for Tekken 8, with a visual presentation unlike anything the franchise (or perhaps fighting games in general) has seen almost everyone else has seen before. Originally, Kuma was planned to have a giant salmon as a weapon, and Sake was going to serve as a joke "mid-boss" that was just the salmon, flopping around on the ground. Sake uses Yoshimitsu's model and Jin's move set. Her portrait and voice are in the game, but are Tekken 2 resources. Jun uses Nina's character model, and Jin's move set. Kazuya's name is also mentioned in the data, though only in text. Placeholder data for two removed characters, Jun and Sake, can be found in the game's data and can be accessed by using MAME cheat files. Get a snapshot of the Tekken Force henchmen hidden in this version.
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