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Harada’s Take on Limited Interest in Tekken Classic Collection | Retro Gaming News 24/7 (www.retronews.com)

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Katsuhiro Harada, a prominent figure in the Tekken series, has expressed skepticism about the demand for a classic Tekken collection. His perspective is that while there is a dedicated fan base for Tekken, the interest in a classic collection might not be significant enough to justify its development.

Key Points from Harada’s Perspective:

Perceived Interest: While Tekken has a rich history and a substantial following, market analysis suggests that the interest in revisiting older titles is not as strong as some might assume.
Focus on New Content: The focus on new installments like Tekken 7 shows the game developers' priority towards innovation and engaging with newer gaming experiences within the franchise.
Community Feedback: Although nostalgic fans appreciate older games, the broader gaming audience tends to lean towards new content.

Context:

The Tekken series has evolved significantly since its debut in arcades in 1994. Over the years, it has built a substantial following due to its deep combat mechanics and engaging storylines. However, as with many long-running franchises, balancing nostalgia with innovation is a constant challenge.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago

Its just crazy to me how studios make decisions that interest isn't there when customers have been saying if DLCs and season passed were removed there would be a lot more people buying the product. I know I'm tired of the idea currently being pushed that we don't own digital games. Like, I purchased it for the same amount I would have for the physical copy, get your greedy ass fingers off what I've already bought.