GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The embattled Tekken X Street Fighter crossover game might still launch in the future despite recent reports of the project being "officially dead ...

"Tekken X Street Fighter," a planned crossover fighting game, has officially been cancelled. "Tekken" producer Katsuhiro Harada confirmed the news in his talk and variety show on YouTube ...

While the English subtitles—which are provided on Harada's video—referred to Tekken x Street Fighter as "dead," Harada said the translation should instead have been closer to a "pending state ...

It’s official – Bandai Namco has cancelled Tekken x Street Fighter, 11 years after it was first announced. “We were working really hard on that, we really were,” they said during the most ...

One of these crossover games combines to time-honored masters of the fighting genre: Street Fighter X Tekken (SFXT for brevity). This collection of Capcom and Namco characters released in 2012 ...

The long awaited Tekken X Street Fighter project from Bandai Namco may be on its last leg, but it hasn’t been KO’d just yet. Recommended Videos The project was brought up during an end of the ...

This is something Bandai Namco has recently had to learn the hard way. As Tekken X Street Fighter is part of the fighting game genre, that segment of the arcade market is even more entrenched and ...

Tekken X Street Fighter is no longer in active development, Tekken game director Katsuhiro Hara has told GameSpot. “When we develop fighting games, we try to keep the core community in mind as ...

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In UMvC3, there’s six variations per character. Street Fighter x Tekken, however, uses a different approach. Capcom has revealed that players will be able to fully customize the color of their ...

A nasty rumor sprang from a parody site that lead people to think that Namco Bandai had cancelled their end of their crossover fighting game franchise with Capcom, Tekken X Street Fighter.