Tekken 8: Katsuhiro Harada compares the upcoming sequel to Dark Souls, emphasizing the importance of progression and effort
- Tekken series leader Katsuhiro Harada discusses Tekken 8 and compares it to FromSoftware’s Dark Souls.
- Players must have fun and constantly evolve, similar to Dark Souls.
- Harada wants players of all skill levels to enjoy the Tekken series and keep getting better.
introduction
The gaming world is full of exciting news, especially for fans of the Tekken series. Fighting games have a long tradition of attracting people of all abilities, and Tekken 8 is no exception. In a recent interview, Tekken series director Katsuhiro Harada gave his opinion on the upcoming sequel, comparing it to FromSoftware’s popular Dark Souls series. Read on to find out more about Harada’s opinions and the future of gaming for Tekken fans.
Tekken 8 and how it compares to Dark Souls
The Tekken series led by Katsuhiro Harada recently compared the upcoming Tekken 8 to Dark Souls (GamesRadar). This is an interesting analogy, as Dark Souls is known for its high difficulty, deep story, and challenging but rewarding game mechanics. According to Harada, players in Tekken 8 should feel like they’re progressing in the game while having fun and constantly improving their skills, similar to Dark Souls.
Players of all skill levels should enjoy Tekken 8
In terms of player skill diversity, Harada wants Tekken 8 to be accessible to everyone. He emphasized that while the games in the Tekken series should be challenging, they should also be rewarding and inviting for players of all skill levels.. Similar to FromSoftware’s titles, the Tekken series attracts players of different skill levels and backgrounds, all of whom are willing to take on the challenges of the game and do their best to hone their skills and reach new levels of success.
Conclusion
In short, Harada’s interview shows how predictable and exciting Tekken 8 can become for players. Comparing Tekken 8 to the popular Dark Souls series, one can see the most important aspects of the game: the importance of progression, the effort, and the satisfaction that comes from continuous improvement. The message that Tekken 8 should be accessible to both experienced players and newcomers highlights that Harada and the Tekken team strive to create an engaging and challenging gaming experience. We are excited to see how Tekken 8 will evolve and what new challenges and experiences await us in the future.
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