Tekken 8 has formally revealed Bryan Fury as a part of Tekken 8’s roster, describing him as “a wildcard for violence and destruction.” His origin story is that Fury was initially a police man after which life took an outrageous flip, making him a “psychotic cyborg.” Bryan Fury’s moveset has additionally been showcased via the trailer.
Check out the official Bryan Fury reveal trailer beneath:
Players could be enthusiastic about Fury, however some might not know that there was fairly a little bit of controversy hooked up to his reveal trailer. According to a report by Insider Gaming, the Bandai Namco Europe’s Twitter account posted the trailer sooner than it was meant to be revealed. It was shortly deleted, however as soon as one thing goes on the web, it is by no means going to be really eliminated.
Game director Katsuhiro Harada was genuinely upset about this mishap, per VGC. Harada posted a now-deleted tweet which acknowledged, “what the xxx Bandai Namco Euro”. Harada added, stating he had warned them “years in the past to not submit on a timer.” He concluded stating that he will probably be going “residence now, thanks! Ha ha ha”.
Michael Murray, the producer for Tekken 8, additionally took to twitter to apologise to the followers, stating that they weren’t in a position to see the character revealed the way in which him and Harada had meant. Murray additionally acknowledged that he felt dangerous for the dev crew together with the followers as they “gave up weekends” engaged on it.
