Tekken 7 has long been anticipated by fans. If there will be no delays in any of the formulated plans, then it will not take too long before fans can finally take a glimpse of Tekken 7. Within this period of waiting, a new trailer for the game has been revealed. The trailer asks the players if they are ready to tell their own story.
According to the report from Game Rant, the game dwells much more on the story, thus is the reason for the concept of the trailer. However, there is no real story that goes on in the trailer. It instead shows sequences of the cast of character, detailing how their abilities encompass with each other. What's even more exciting is that the trailer looks compelling.
It was just last month that there was a confirmation onwho will be joining the roster of the game's cast. The trailer as well shows in-game cinematics, which gives a sneak peek on how Tekken 7 might possibly progress. Characters such as Heihachi and Akuma can be seen in the new trailer, as other fighters like Nina Williams prepare for battle. The game has a story mode, and Bandai Namco has consistently been promoting Tekken 7 to the press.
The publisher has released a trailer which confirms the addition of Miguel Caballero Rojo from Tekken 6. This is quite an assurance that they will be incorporating more until the PC and console's launch. Game director Katsuhiro Harada said that the game has not yet launched a cross-platform play because of its first-party company policies and some possible security risks. PC gamers who are cheaters also have negative reputations.
However, Harada and the entire production team of Tekken 7 have not ruled out its features yet. And Tekken 7's release date has not been confirmed, but it is expected to be released early 2017 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
