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¿Tekken con el coronel Sanders? No, pero no por falta de intento

Autor : Scarlett Actualizar : Jan 25,2025

A pesar de Katsuhiro Harada, director de la serie Tekken, habiendo imaginado un cameo del coronel Sanders durante años, no se realiza. Esto, según el propio Harada, se debe al rechazo tanto de KFC como de sus propios superiores.

Tekken with Colonel Sanders? No, But Not For a Lack of Trying

La propuesta de Harada rechazó

En una entrevista reciente, Harada reveló sus intentos pasados de asegurar al coronel Sanders para Tekken, incluido el contacto con la sede japonesa de KFC. Esta no era una idea nueva; Anteriormente expresó su deseo por el ícono de KFC como luchador invitado en su canal de YouTube. Su propuesta, sin embargo, se encontró con desaprobación, dejando a los fanáticos decepcionados.

Tekken with Colonel Sanders? No, But Not For a Lack of Trying

Más detalles surgieron del diseñador de juegos Michael Murray, quien explicó que KFC no era receptivo a la idea, posiblemente debido a las preocupaciones sobre la recepción del jugador a un personaje como el coronel Sanders luchando en el juego. Esto resalta las complejidades de asegurar tales crossovers.

Tekken with Colonel Sanders? No, But Not For a Lack of Trying

La visión de Harada y la vacilación de KFC

Harada ha declarado abiertamente su "sueño" de incluir al coronel Sanders, incluso describiendo un concepto bien desarrollado con el director Ikeda. Sin embargo, el departamento de marketing de KFC expresó reservas, creyendo que no resonaría con los jugadores. A pesar de este revés, Harada sigue siendo esperanzada, extendiendo una invitación pública a KFC para la colaboración.

Tekken with Colonel Sanders? No, But Not For a Lack of Trying

Otros cruces y perspectivas futuras

Tekken ha integrado con éxito personajes como Akuma (Street Fighter), Noctis (Final Fantasy) y Negan (The Walking Dead). Si bien un crossover de Waffle House también es poco probable, los fanáticos pueden anticipar el regreso de Heihachi Mishima como el tercer personaje de DLC del juego. Por ahora, el sueño del coronel Sanders sigue siendo solo eso, un sueño.

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