Showing posts with label tekken. Show all posts
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Sunday

Katsuhiro Harada Goes Through Wth Evo 2014 Tekken 7 Announcement

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Tekken: the loveliest of family tales

Tekken project leader Katsuhiro Harada took the stage at Evo 2014 alongside designer Michael Murray to do a bit of damage control over the Tekken 7 announcement leak. Based on Harada's statements, the reveal was actually meant to take place at a later date (perhaps at this year's San Diego Comic-Con.) He handled the situation gracefully however, even joking that perhaps Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono was behind the leak. Despite whatever plans may have been in place before, the following announcement trailer was shown:

Tekken 7 Announcement Leak Diminished its Potential Excitement

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King of the Iron Leak

While it was quickly taken down, AOL leaked a news video meant to reveal Tekken 7 earlier today. It's assumed this may have been meant to coincide with a special announcement at the Evo 2014 fighting game tournament, but the gun was jumped somehow.

Evo 2014 Fighting Game Tournament Day 2: Highlights

They're destined to do this forever.

As you might expect, the second day of Evo 2014 was filled with many hours of fantastic high-level fighting game matches. There was even a bit of upcoming game news sprinkled in! The whole event can be a lot to take in, so let's look at a handful of highlights:

Super Street Fighter II Turbo proved yet again that it still has some life left. The match above is the 3 on 3 "X-Mania USA" grand final featuring Team M3 versus Team Japan 2. There was some solid play here, especially from Mao: a Vega player with a personality the size of the moon. Like many, I still absolutely adore this game, and it does the heart good to see it get a bit more time in the spotlight.

Friday

Fighting Game FanArt Frenzy

In honor of the Evolution 2014 fighting game tournament (taking place this weekend, July 11-13), it seemed appropriate to showcase characters from some of its featured games in the latest edition of FanArt Frenzy. No need for flowery, silly text up front — let's just jump right in!

This gorgeous illustration of Jin Kazama from the Tekken series comes from DeviantArt's istdog.

Kotobukiya Bishoujo Statue Display from SDCC 2011

Thanks to MWCToys.com for this extensive gallery of the Kotobukiya Bishoujo Statue display at San Diego Comic-Con 2011:

Click any photo to view in full size!

DC Poison Ivy Bishoujo Statue:


Ghostbusters Lucy Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Emma Frost Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Emma Frost Diamond Version Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Elektra Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Invisible Woman Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Ms. Marvel Binary Version Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Mystique Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel Scarlet Witch Bishoujo Statue:


Marvel X-23 Bishoujo Statue:


Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Christie Monteiro Bishoujo Statue:


Eww, girls. If you're looking to kick start or bolster your collection of Kotobukiya Bishoujo Statues, Amazon.com is a good place to start: