RELATED: Bandai Namco Trademark Suggests Klonoa Could Return This patent from Bandai Namco is looking to capitalize on its success in this market by introducing a feature that will bring help teach a new player techniques similar to those who play competitively. It's also a game that has made appearances at EVO, one of the biggest fighting game tournaments, ever since it was released. The competitive side of the game has been supported through various events like the competitive Tekken 7 Online Challenge that took place earlier this year, giving the community a chance to compete in an online setting. While it's unknown if a Tekken 8 is in the works, a patent from Bandai Namco suggests that there is some groundwork being laid for a new feature that can benefit players looking to play competitively. This can be seen with the game getting continued support for the last couple of years, including four seasons of DLC, with the latest Tekken DLC fighter being added earlier this year. 2017's Tekken 7 has been a huge success for Bandai Namco, lauded for its intricate mechanics and roster, with favorable views from the competitive side of the fighting game community.

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