Tekken 8 Game Director Kohei Ikeda has revealed how the upcoming fighting game taps into the PS5‘s power to deliver a true next-generation experience, including the ability to render subtle titles such as dirt, sweat and more in real-time on its extensive roster of characters. Speaking with the PlayStation Blog, Ikeda-san revealed that one of the goals is to simulate intricate movements in the human body, including the “stretching and contraction of muscle.”With Tekken 8, our goal was to replicate the intricacies of the human body, such as the stretching and contraction of muscles and sweat trickling down the skin. For example, the bone structure required to move a playable character in Tekken 8 is more than double that of the previous game. The PS5’s processing performance made these implementations possible and was successful in replicating more natural muscle movements.Related Content – Sony PS5 Complete Guide – Everything Explained About PlayStation 5 For New Owners In 2023 Furthermore, not only the sweat but flushed skin, dirt, and the blood vessels on strained muscles are rendered in real-time and transition seamlessly depending on what is happening in-game. These effects enable a more authentic and immersive gaming experience. The advanced visuals are achieved through smooth 60 fps that fully utilize PS5’s GPU processing power.Tekken 8 is pencilled in for release on January 26, 2024 for PS4, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. The game includes a number of fan favourite characters returning to the fold, including Kazuya Mishima, Jin Kazama, Nina Williams, Paul Phoenix, and Marshall Law, with Azucena just one of presumably a number of newcomers who will join the fight.[Source – PlayStation Blog]
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