How PlayStation propelled Tekken into the big time
Katsuhiro Harada surprises me with a question of his own. I’ve spent the last half hour challenging the Tekken development chief to remember the first game’s launch on the original PlayStation over the course of 1995, first in Japan, then in Europe and North America. I’m not used to my interviewees turning the tables on me. I’m meant to be the one asking the questions! But Harada, from behind his trademark sunglasses, has the same curiosity about the much-loved 32-bit generation that I have.
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Source: Eurogamer.net
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