MULTI [OT] Tekken 7 | Next DLC fighter is muay thai champ Fahkumram
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Where to buy Tekken 7 for ps4
Aslam o alikum bros
till now, I have been buying used games from local players. its hard to find used tekken 7 and I am opting for new one
whats the market price?
and from where to buy?
daraz has it for 3.5k but I have find them unreliable since past few deals.
which pg member is selling games now?
Aslam o alikum bros
till now, I have been buying used games from local players. its hard to find used tekken 7 and I am opting for new one
whats the market price?
and from where to buy?
daraz has it for 3.5k but I have find them unreliable since past few deals.
which pg member is selling games now?
Amaga is still selling games. Alternatively, you can order from Rebellion Games Club or Thrift.pk; you can find both these sellers on Facebook and order from there too. I'm sure all three will give you decent deals.
i would honestly recommend you buying the tekken 7 rematch edition from psn us store its just 29.99 and 27.99 for plus users and it has both season 1 and season 2 BEST PRICE and for those who haven't got tekken 7 yet... cheaper than market too with both seasons
should had gone for the rematch edition man cheaper and instant... plus both seasons
[h=1]Marduk, Armor King join Tekken 7 tomorrow[/h]
[h=2]Julia Chang rounds out Season 2 DLC fighters with Negan[/h]
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Three old favorites, clad in new designs, round out the season 2 roster for Tekken 7, Bandai Namco revealed today. Armor King and Craig Marduk renew their rivalry tomorrow, Dec. 3, with Julia Chang joining the game later.
The reveals came before the quarterfinals began in today’s Tekken World Tour Finals. Without further ado, here are Armor King and Marduk:
These two are right at home in a rasslin’ arena, with back-drops, suplexes, piledrivers and even some mist-spitting thrown in.
Julia does not yet have a launch date, nor does Negan, who was teased at EVO 2018 back in August and got a fuller reveal in a longer cinematic today, which VideoGamers.eu is hosting below: (via Eventhubs)
This completes the lineup of six fighters originally announced back at EVO 2018; mainstay combatants Anna Williams and Lei Wulong are the other two; they arrived when the season 2 pass launched on September 6. Tekken 7 is available on PlayStation 4, Windows PC andXbox One.
[h=2]Julia Chang rounds out Season 2 DLC fighters with Negan[/h]
Three old favorites, clad in new designs, round out the season 2 roster for Tekken 7, Bandai Namco revealed today. Armor King and Craig Marduk renew their rivalry tomorrow, Dec. 3, with Julia Chang joining the game later.
The reveals came before the quarterfinals began in today’s Tekken World Tour Finals. Without further ado, here are Armor King and Marduk:
These two are right at home in a rasslin’ arena, with back-drops, suplexes, piledrivers and even some mist-spitting thrown in.
Julia does not yet have a launch date, nor does Negan, who was teased at EVO 2018 back in August and got a fuller reveal in a longer cinematic today, which VideoGamers.eu is hosting below: (via Eventhubs)
This completes the lineup of six fighters originally announced back at EVO 2018; mainstay combatants Anna Williams and Lei Wulong are the other two; they arrived when the season 2 pass launched on September 6. Tekken 7 is available on PlayStation 4, Windows PC andXbox One.
[h=1]The Walking Dead’s Negan comes to Tekken 7 at the end of the month[/h]
[h=2]He’s $7.99; Julia Chang is $5.99[/h]
The Walking Dead’s Negan joins Tekken 7on Feb. 28. Bandai Namco told the EVO Japan 2019 audience today that the character costs $7.99.
Negan will be joined by Julia Chang ($5.99) on the same day. These two round out season 2’s roster of six fighters, which were first teased at EVO 2018 in August. The others were Anna Williams and Lei Wulong in September, and Craig Marduk and Armor King in December.
Bandai Namco dropped a new trailer showing Julia beating ass galore against Armor King et al., and then Negan batting for a robust average in his Walking Dead-themed stage. Negan, according to IMDb anyway, is voiced by Jeffrey Dean Morgan (in an uncredited role), so his lines aren’t cut from the TV show, which would be janky as hell. He still busts out some old standards, including everybody’s favorite, “I hope you got your shittin’ pants on.” (Which, I did not know until today, one can actually purchase shitting pants.)
[h=2]He’s $7.99; Julia Chang is $5.99[/h]
The Walking Dead’s Negan joins Tekken 7on Feb. 28. Bandai Namco told the EVO Japan 2019 audience today that the character costs $7.99.
Negan will be joined by Julia Chang ($5.99) on the same day. These two round out season 2’s roster of six fighters, which were first teased at EVO 2018 in August. The others were Anna Williams and Lei Wulong in September, and Craig Marduk and Armor King in December.
Bandai Namco dropped a new trailer showing Julia beating ass galore against Armor King et al., and then Negan batting for a robust average in his Walking Dead-themed stage. Negan, according to IMDb anyway, is voiced by Jeffrey Dean Morgan (in an uncredited role), so his lines aren’t cut from the TV show, which would be janky as hell. He still busts out some old standards, including everybody’s favorite, “I hope you got your shittin’ pants on.” (Which, I did not know until today, one can actually purchase shitting pants.)
[h=1]Tekken 7 adding Zafina, new character Leroy, and ... Solid Snake?[/h]
A surprise guest character may have been teased at Evo 2019
Tekken 7’s next season is shaping up to be a wild one. At Evo 2019, Bandai Namco revealed first details about season 3, revealing that Tekken 6’s ancient martial artist Zafina will return for Tekken 7, and that the game is getting a brand-new fighter, Leroy Smith.
But perhaps the biggest reveal may be that Metal Gear Solid’s Snake might be coming to Tekken.
Following a match between Tekken 7 players Knee and Anakin, a very brief video of a Metal Gear Solid-style codec communication appeared on screen — that video did not appear on the official Evo stream. In that codec, Snake said to Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada, “That was some good-ass Tekken.” According to commentators Mark “MarkMan” Julio and Aris Bakhtanians, that clip was “only for the people that were here [at Evo 2019].”
While Bandai Namco hasn’t officially confirmed Snake’s appearance in Tekken 7 yet, based on the teaser — and Snake’s appearance as a fighter in the Super Smash Bros. series — we may see the character included as part of the game’s season 3 pass. Bandai Namco has locked down some impressive guest characters, with Street Fighter’s Akuma, Final Fantasy 15’s Noctis, and The Walking Dead’s Negan appearing as Tekken 7 fighters. (The company also landed The Witcher’s Geralt and Samurai Shodown’s Haohmaru for Soulcalibur 6.)
Two characters are confirmed so far for season 3 — Zafina and kung fu master Leroy Smith — and two more will arrive by spring 2020, according to a new trailer. Season 3 of Tekken 7 also promises a new feature and a new stage, among other free updates.
A surprise guest character may have been teased at Evo 2019
Tekken 7’s next season is shaping up to be a wild one. At Evo 2019, Bandai Namco revealed first details about season 3, revealing that Tekken 6’s ancient martial artist Zafina will return for Tekken 7, and that the game is getting a brand-new fighter, Leroy Smith.
But perhaps the biggest reveal may be that Metal Gear Solid’s Snake might be coming to Tekken.
Following a match between Tekken 7 players Knee and Anakin, a very brief video of a Metal Gear Solid-style codec communication appeared on screen — that video did not appear on the official Evo stream. In that codec, Snake said to Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada, “That was some good-ass Tekken.” According to commentators Mark “MarkMan” Julio and Aris Bakhtanians, that clip was “only for the people that were here [at Evo 2019].”
While Bandai Namco hasn’t officially confirmed Snake’s appearance in Tekken 7 yet, based on the teaser — and Snake’s appearance as a fighter in the Super Smash Bros. series — we may see the character included as part of the game’s season 3 pass. Bandai Namco has locked down some impressive guest characters, with Street Fighter’s Akuma, Final Fantasy 15’s Noctis, and The Walking Dead’s Negan appearing as Tekken 7 fighters. (The company also landed The Witcher’s Geralt and Samurai Shodown’s Haohmaru for Soulcalibur 6.)
Two characters are confirmed so far for season 3 — Zafina and kung fu master Leroy Smith — and two more will arrive by spring 2020, according to a new trailer. Season 3 of Tekken 7 also promises a new feature and a new stage, among other free updates.
Or an accidental reveal that wasn't supposed to happen just yet. There wasn't any context to the joke whatsoever.
Who'll be laughing when it actually turns out true :lol:
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