Bandai Namco Entertainment has apparently unintentionally revealed Josie Rizal as the first DLC character for TEKKEN 8.
A recently uploaded video was discovered in the fighting game playlist on the publisher’s YouTube channel. The title of the video is more than meaningful.
The video is titled “DLC 1 Josie Rizal Reveal & Gameplay Trailer” and will probably reveal the reveal of Josie Rizal as the first additional character along with gameplay.
TEKKEN 8 will launch on Xbox Series X|S on January 25th. Pre-orders of the fighting game are possible from Microsoft, as is downloading a demo.
As many of you already know, Tekken 8 recently launched its first closed beta. During this, not a few players are offering their first impressions. In general, Bandai Namco’s new fighting game is quite liking, although it is giving some performance problems. Developed with Unreal Engine 5, it has already been seen that is suffering with the compilation of . However, we must not forget that it is a first beta, so it is logical that it suffers certain difficulties.
That’s what tests are for: to detect errors… Among other things. As is logical, many users have wondered what is the graphic top of the new Bandai and the truth is that at the moment it is very high. This has been shown to us by John Papadopoulos, a content creator who has uploaded a very, very interesting performance test to his YouTube channel.
Tekken 8 looks amazing in 8K with the RTX 4090
In this, John runs Tekken 8 on an NVDIA RTX 4090 in 8K resolution. Of course, the maximum quality at which we can see the video is limited by the resolution of our monitor or mobile device. Bearing this in mind, I, for example, have been able to see it at 4K… And the result has continued to seem crazy to me. First, because of how good it looks. Second, for its stability.
Although we do not know how much RAM it has or what processor it has, since it does not indicate it, yes we know that you have used an RTX 4090 and that it looks just great. Besides, and this is what matters most to us, is that its performance is really good. Using the 4090 with the graphics settings maxed out, Tekken 8 runs between a stable and smooth 50-60 FPS. That is to say, that at 8k it performs very well.
If we take into account that most users will play it at lower resolutions, it is very likely that it meets one of the maxims of almost any fighting game: stability. This is a very important detail. So, and although we hope that the theme of them will improve with the next betas or already at launch, the game could be a true technical monster once it lands on our gaming platforms.
