Jun 28, 2016 11:41 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Bandai Namco Entertainment's fighting video game - "Tekken 7," entered the E3 2016 to prove to be one of the world's most popular fighting games in PlayStation.

Shortly after E3 2016, the Japanese game producer and Bandai Namco Entertainment director - Katsuhiro Harada, stepped out to reveal to the avid fans of "Tekken 7" the much awaited update on the video game's release on PS4 console.

The game producer talked about almost each particular feature of "Tekken 7" game for the Playstation console. Harada made it known to the public earlier about the crossover of the fictional character from the Street Fighter series Akuma into the newest "Tekken" title. Akuma's character will not only get all his play style as Street Fighter series' protagonists, but there is more to it, Movie News Guide reported.

During an interview of Harada with PlayStation Blog, the game producer stated that Akuma will serve a significant part in the story mode of "Tekken 7." Harada also said that Akuma made an agreement with Kazumi to be free from the world of her hateful spouse and son.

Harada made it certain that there will be interactive cutscenes in the "Tekken 7" story mode, as players need to make a quick decision to refrain from major destruction. Harada said that they wanted to bring extra intensity in the "Tekken 7" without taking the player away from the fight, however, they intend to make the "Tekken 7" PS4 game even more fun to watch.

"Tekken 7" for PS4 will also introduce the new feature - Power Crush. The Power Crush moves absorb damage from a mid or even a high attack, and the new feature still continues despite taking damage.

Harada also notifies fans to be very enthusiastic and eager to a mix of dynamic weather and destructible environments of "Tekken 7." Harada confirmed that "Tekken 7" PS4 is slated to fire up in early 2017.

On the other hand, the "Tekken 7" PS4 producer took to his Twitter account and made an invitation to see the video game in action at CEO Gaming 2016.

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