"Tekken 8" will add a photo mode in the next update, and Bandai will hold a photo contest

2024-07-13 10:40

"Tekken 8" is about to receive a major update, and the much-anticipated photo mode is about to go live! Bandai announced that on July 25, popular Polish Prime Minister Lidia Sobieska will join the game lineup.

Patch 1.06, released in July, will bring a photo mode, allowing players to capture their own exciting moments in the game. Bandai Namco will also hold a photo mode contest, providing players with the opportunity to showcase their work.

In addition, Bandai previously announced that "Tekken 8" was released less than a month ago, and sales have exceeded 2 million sets. The game is now available on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X | S platforms.

The addition of Lidia Sobieska adds a new touch of color to Tekken 8, and the upcoming camera mode will bring more interactive and creative space for players. On July 25th, let's witness the new transformation of Tekken 8 together!

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