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Se revela el bastón de combate preferido del director de Tekken, Harada

Autor : Harper Actualizar : Jan 22,2025

Tekken Director Harada's Go-To Fighting Stick Revealed El productor y director de la serie Tekken, Katsuhiro Harada, reveló recientemente su bastón de lucha favorito. Continúe leyendo para obtener más información sobre el controlador que se convirtió en una extensión de sí mismo y la conmovedora historia detrás de él.

El productor y director de Tekken todavía usa el joystick de lucha de PS3

El joystick de lucha de Harada es su “arma mágica”

En los Juegos Olímpicos recientemente concluidos, el productor y director de la serie Tekken, Katsuhiro Harada, notó que un tirador olímpico usaba una pieza de arcade personalizada. Esto llevó a los fanáticos a preguntarle sobre su bastón de pelea favorito. Para sorpresa de muchos, el productor de Tekken 8 admitió su lealtad al anticuado Hori Fighting EDGE, el palo de lucha de PlayStation 3 y Xbox 360 que ha sido descontinuado.

Hori Fighting EDGE en sí no es nada especial. Es sólo un controlador lanzado hace doce años. Sin embargo, lo que hace que su Hori Fighting Edge sea notable es su número de serie: "00765". Aunque parezcan comunes, estos números conforman la pronunciación japonesa de "Namco", la compañía detrás de la serie Tekken.

No está claro si Harada solicitó específicamente este número de serie, lo recibió como un regalo de Hori o fue simplemente una coincidencia aleatoria. De todos modos, el número tiene un gran valor sentimental para Harada, ya que representa las raíces de la empresa. Su cariño por el número era tan profundo que incluso mencionó que el mismo número estaba incluido en su matrícula.

Tekken Director Harada's Go-To Fighting Stick Revealed Dado que existen muchos palos de lucha más nuevos y de alta gama, como el palo de lucha arcade Tekken 8 Pro FS que Harada usó durante su partido contra la streamer de Twitch Lily Pichu en EVO 2024, muchos se muestran escépticos sobre su La elección del palo. Rod tenía curiosidad. Si bien el Hori Fighting EDGE puede carecer de las comodidades de los modelos más nuevos, ha sido un compañero leal a lo largo de los años, lo suficiente como para ocupar un lugar especial en el corazón de Harada.

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