Harada later clarified that it was a subtitling issue and explained that the project has not been permanently cancelled.Street Fighter X Tekken debuted on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 back in March, but Capcom's latest fighting extravaganza didn't make it to the PC until earlier this month.

Due to an error in the English translation of the episode, English-speaking fans initially believed the game to be cancelled, and news stories were run with this headline.

In the episode he stated that about 30% of the production was completed before the project was put on hold.

After some confusion, the game was confirmed to be shelved but not cancelled on an episode of Harada's Bar, the web-broadcast show where Katsuhiro Harada speaks to guests at his bar, aired on YouTube on June 19 2021.

The shelving of the game was officially announced in 2016.

Chun-Li was confirmed to be in the game due to concept art Harada put out on his twitter. Ken Masters has been hinted to be in the game due to a Tekken Tag Tournament 2 joke video posted on Katsuhiro Harada's Twitter.

Dhalsim (His production was discussed in the post-shelving chat about the game).

Ingrid (There is an edited picture of her and Lili on Harada's Tekken Twitter page).

Lili (There is an edited picture of her and Ingrid on Harada's Tekken Twitter page).

Jun Kazama (Ono stated that he wanted her in his version of the game).

Harada also said at Gamescom that he has no plans to release Tekken X Street Fighter until after the Capcom project has launched. He said the team has yet to finish the model as details and lighting were not completed. Katsuhiro Harada did reveal some concepts at GamesCom 2010 such as a prototype model of Ryu, with the gi of Tekken′s Paul Phoenix. This was intended to be the first pair of fighting game crossovers between Namco and Capcom as the previous crossover game, Namco x Capcom was purely a role-playing game. Due to the releases of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 in 2011, Tekken 7 in 2015, and Street Fighter V in 2016, neither Namco nor Capcom could provide an appropriate window for the game's preview. No images or videos were released at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con, and, by May 2011, Katsuhiro Harada has stated that his staff 'hasn't started' on Tekken X Street Fighter.

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