Fifteen years. That's how long we've all been waiting for a TekkenX Street Fighter crossover, and now series producer Katsuhiro Harada is dangling the carrot to us all. He's finally revealing just how far the development of this game went until it hit pause.
In a past interview at Evo 2025, Harada revealed that the supposed crossover fighting game reached as far as 30% completion before being shelved, and he's hoping to let in fans to see what Bandai Namco had been cooking all those years ago.
To give you a bit of context, the question about Tekken X Street Fighter has become something sort of a tradition at this point because we all want to see a 3D version of this game.
The Tale of Two Crossovers
This whole saga started back at San Diego Comic-Con in 2010, when both Capcom and Bandai Namco announced two crossover fighting games. Street Fighter X Tekken would be Capcom's take on the crossover using their 2D fighting system while the reverse title, Tekken X Street Fighter would be Bandai Namco's version in 3D.
Capcom held up their end of the bargain when they released Street Fighter X Tekken...
