A new roster leak for Bandai Namco’s upcoming entry in the Tekken fighting game series, Tekken 8, has revealed a total of 22 playable characters thus far.
A screenshot taken from an alleged datamine of Tekken 8 Closed Network Test files, which was discovered on the Modding Haven Discord Server, has apparently revealed the game’s roster of playable characters at launch. The aforementioned screenshot can be seen below.
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