The latest details for "Tekken 7" will feature a possible release date of the sequel, Jun Kazama not added to the roster and a new 4K gameplay for the PC version.
Several rumors are making rounds regarding the possible release date for "Tekken 7" for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the PC platforms as Twitter username Wonkey tweeted that the sequel will launch on February 2017 from an inside source.
So far, Bandai Namco has not made any statements regarding the validity of the release date as gaming fans are still skeptical about information from Wonkey's source. "Tekken 7" is currently available in arcades across the world, WCCFTech reported
In other news, a new gameplay video for "Tekken 7" will feature the game having 4K/60 frames-per-second resolution. The 4K gameplay demo for "Tekken 7" was possible with use of the recently released NVIDIA GTX 1080, SegmentNext reported.
PC gamers will now enjoy playing "Tekken 7" on their PCs as Bandain Namco looks to improve more of the sequel's graphics with the latest technology today.
Lastly, Game producer Katsuhiro Harada gave several gaming fans a hint of bad news as one fan from Twitter asked him if Jun Kazama will ever come back to "Tekken 7", to which Harada tweeted stating that he and the rest of game developers could not get a response from the audiences during her stint in "Tekken Tag Tourament 2".
Several rumors and speculations revealed that Bandai Namco could likely add Jun Kazama back from the main "Tekken" storyline in "Tekken 7" since Harada explained that Jun did not actually died at the hands of Ogre during the events of "Tekken 3", but after the tweet from Harada, it seems that the possibility of having Jun in the main roster is very much low.
However, gaming fans could always bombard Bandai Namco and have Jun Kazama added as future DLC if enough people demand her to be in the game. Harada already talked with members of the team in order to add Lei Wulong in "Tekken 7", so there is a little chance that Jun could be part of the roster soon.
Bandai Namco previously added Lee Chaolan/Violet into "Tekken 7" along with several photos of a young Kazuya and Heihachi in the game's story mode. Bandai Namco added that the sequel will feature a crossplay between all gaming platforms.
"Tekken 7" will launch in early 2017 for the PS4, Xbox One and the PC.