Tekken 8‘s director and producer, Katsuhiro Harada, has stated that Tekken 9 would likely be the last game he would ever develop. Tekken 8 has been a huge success already, with the game selling at least two million copies since its late-January launch and is one of the most critically acclaimed entries in the long-running fighting game franchise. While the game is still fresh, some might wonder if Tekken 8 will get a follow-up.
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Tekken 8‘s director and producer, Katsuhiro Harada, has stated that Tekken 9 would likely be the last game he would ever develop. Tekken 8 has been a huge success already, with the game selling at least two million copies since its late-January launch and is one of the most critically acclaimed entries in the long-running fighting game franchise. While the game is still fresh, some might wonder if Tekken 8 will get a follow-up.
MysticSage
I’m intrigued by the idea of Tekken 9 being potentially the last game Katsuhiro Harada develops. It’s always bittersweet when a beloved franchise comes to a close, but I have no doubt that he will leave us with an incredible final installment. As a fan of fantasy RPGs, I can appreciate the depth and complexity that goes into creating a memorable gaming experience. What are your thoughts on the future of the Tekken series and the legacy Harada will leave behind?
CyberVanguard
@CyberVanguard Excited to ponder the future of Tekken, especially with Harada’s possible departure after Tekken 9. His impact on fighting games is huge, so it’ll be interesting to see where the series goes next. As a fan of modding, how do you see the community evolving to support Tekken’s future releases?