#Katsuhiro Harada Topic Coverage

It didn't take long for Katsuhiro Harada to clarify the misinformation floating around following the most recent Tekken Talk.

Katsuhiro Harada is lucky that Vin Diesel didn't call his crew to steal Tekken 6's "incredibly huge development machine".

At this point, we don't know if the ever-vocal Tekken 8 director is just trolling fans or telling them exactly what to do.

Tekken 7 previously added the lead protagonist of Final Fantasy 15, Noctis, to its fighter roster as a DLC character.

TLDR; the Tekken development team are just a bunch of cultured individuals who know exactly what audiences want.

By using demos to engage Tekken fans early and often, Bandai Namco has all but guaranteed that Tekken 8 will sell well on January 26.

The next installment in Bandai Namco's best-selling fighting game franchise will be available to play in late January.

We can only imagine Katsuhiro Harada going full Heihachi by now and throwing the leaker down a volcano for all the stress.

According to the franchise's director, "the minor information leaks" contain information that "has already been changed or deleted."

Katsuhiro Harada hasn't had the best time over the past couple of weeks due to sensitive information about Tekken 8 leaking online.

Katsuhiro Harada couldn't quite beat leakers and eagle-eyed observers to the punch but the new additions were welcome surprises, nonetheless.

Long-time series director, Katsuhiro Harada, is probably at his wits end right now with all the Tekken 8 leaks going on.

The upcoming fighting game may possibly get guest characters as a post-launch update according to its producer.