Naturally, it’s the more expensive of the two editions, costing $119.99. For anyone unfamiliar with it, it’s basically a bowling minigame. So, customers will be getting every DLC character (including Eliza, who was initially a pre-order bonus), the season passes’ costumes and customization items, extra stages, and the Ultimate Tekken Bowl mode. The second edition is called Tekken 7 Definitive Edition and, as the moniker suggests, comes with the base game and all four season passes. Tekken 7 Originals Edition can be downloaded for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms for $99.99. The one exception is Street Fighter’s Akuma, but that’s because he’s part of Tekken 7’s base roster and even plays an important role in the story mode. This completely omits all the guest star playable characters, namely Noctis from Final Fantasy 15, Geese Howard from Fatal Fury, and Neegan from The Walking Dead. RELATED: Bandai Namco Patent Could Hint at Helpful Tekken 8 Feature Basically, the only other additional content it comes with are the post-launch characters who originate from the Tekken series: Eliza, Anna Williams, Lei Wulong, Craig Marduk, Armor King, Julia Chang, Zafina, Ganryu, Leroy Smith, Fahkumran, Kunimitsu (specifically the second Kunimitsu), and Lidia Sobieska, the final DLC character added to the game back in March. The first one is called Tekken 7 Originals Edition and aside from the base game and the frame data display feature that came with Season 3, includes 12 DLC character packs. Now, the publisher has revealed an additional two special editions of the game that are available for purchase right now, albeit as digital releases only. However, it was only made available at select European retailers and, to some fans’ umbrage, didn’t even include all the DLC characters.

Last month, Bandai Namco announced a new boxed version for its premier fighting game Tekken 7, titled Tekken 7 Legendary Edition, for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

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