Quick Quote: Namco Bandai making progress on Tekken x Street Fighter

Tekken x Street Fighter is indeed still in the works. Those worried that the game may have been quietly put to bed will be happy to know that there is progress being made.

Japan Expo: Katsuhiro Harada to reveal more details on Tekken x Street Fighter and TTT2 July 6-8

Back in April 2012, Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada said Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF) was under 10-percent complete. Not much else has been known about the upcoming crossover with the exception of a prototype Ryu and the possibility of 1v1 only matches.

The month of July promises to revealed more TxSF and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2) news. That's because Harada will be on stage for the Japan Expo July 6-8. The time for his presentation has not been revealed.

Read the full description of Harada's appearance, after the jump.

Tekken Producer: Leaked photos are of TTT2 not TxSF

Image Credit: Tekken Nation

/rumors.

Tekken Nation recently posted photos of what was assumed to be Bob and Ganryu cosplaying as Street Fighter's Ken and Ryu for Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF). The images gave hope to gamers that this would result in more news coming for Namco Bandai's shot at the crossover.

This is not the case.

Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada set the record straight on his Twitter account. The image you see is not of TxSF, but of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2).

See Harada's full tweet after the jump.

Tekken x Street Fighter is almost 10% complete

Slowly but surely.

With all the buzz surrounding Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2), some news has surfaced on Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF). While the game isn't anywhere near completion, progress is being made on the upcoming crossover.

TxSF producer, Katsuhiro Harada, spoke with The Independent to promote TTT2 when he was asked about TxSF. See what Harada had to say below:

Voting for Tekken x Street Fighter characters now open

Let the voting begin.

If you want to have a say in what characters will be featured in Namco Bandai's Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF), you can ... sort of. That's because the official Tekken Facebook page has opened a poll allowing fans to vote for 10 characters, five from Tekken and five from Street Fighter.

Unfortunately, the page notes that voting results will not guarantee which characters make the final TxSF roster. In other words, the poll is all in good fun. After voting, you can see what the current results look like.

Tekken x Street Fighter to be 1v1?

Mano-y-mano.

Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) will make its way to stores on March 6, 2012 for Xbox 360 and PS3. While the hype for that game grows stronger each day, one game that's waiting in the wings is Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF).

This will be Namco Bandai's turn to show what they have to offer for the Capcom crossover. With the news surrounding SFxT, many fans assumed that TxSF would also be a tag team affair.

That, however, may not be the case according to the game's producer, Katsuhiro Harada (via Twitter):

Tekken x Street Fighter: Capcom 'keen' on doing more Namco crossovers if the game is successful

 

Capcom x Namco part deux?

With 2012 quickly approaching, there's a ton of buzz around the March 6 release of Capcom's Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT). If you're a fan of the Street Fighter series then this game will probably be your cup of tea, but Tekken fans are may just be waiting for Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF).

Capcom producer, Yoshinori Ono, is also waiting to see what Namco Bandai will do with TxSF. That's probably because the success of the game will dictate the future of Capcom doing business with Namco.

Take a look at what Ono had to say (via VG247):

Tekken x Street Fighter could be released for next generation consoles

Tekken x Street Fighter (TxSF) on PS4?

Gamasutra recently spoke with Namco's Katsuhiro Harada to discuss Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (TTT2) and whether or not the amount of Tekken games could potentially hurt Namco in sales.

Perhaps the most interesting thing to note from the interview is Harada's comment on the possibility of TxSF making its way to next generation consoles.

See what he had to say below: