A new update for Tekken 7 is headed to the PlayStation 4 this week, and in a move that will surely please every player in the game, the much-requested input lag fix will finally be deployed when the update goes live.
During a recent Twitch livestream (above), producer Motohiro Okubo revealed that in the upcoming 1.10 update to the game, the input lag should lessen and finally be addressed when the update releases on December 14. There hasn’t been any other word on what the update will bring, but players will likely be content even with just an update that fixes lag.
For those that missed it, earlier this month a Tekken 7 update promised to improve input lag, but players found that the game had little to no changes, but it seems like the folks over at Bandai Namco are taking it very seriously and aimed to fix it immediately. Just two weeks ago, the game received an update that finally implemented a feature that allowed players to rematch with other players online. Check out some of the patch notes:
- Added support for DLC [DLC2: Geese Howard Pack].
- Added movies to the gallery.
- Added a rematch feature to player matches. This features is available for sessions with “Max Number of Participants” set to 2.
- Added individual character rankings based on win count to the leaderboards.
- Improved optimization of matchmaking conditions.
- Includes various bug fixes.
Tekken 7 update 1.10 will be available to download on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on December 14.
[Source: Segment Next]
