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Geese Howard Joins Tekken 7 Tomorrow, According To Microsoft And Sony Listings
Geese Howard, Fatal Fury's angriest villain, is double reppukening his way into Tekken 7 on November 30, according to store listings on PSN and Xbox Live.
Howard first appeared in Fatal Fury over 25 years ago as the dominating force of South Town and killer of Terry and Andy's father. That murder sets off the long series of events that culminates in Terry Bogard adopting Howard's son and raising him as his own. Perhaps the story beat that best qualifies Howard for Tekken is how he fell off a building and died but is somehow inexplicably still alive in King of Fighters.
Howard is the second guest character in Tekken 7, the first being Street Fighter's Akuma, and the third being Final Fantasy XV's Noctis coming sometime in the future. You can find our interview with Harada about how the team chooses guest characters here.
You can check out Geese's reveal trailer below. Tekken 7 is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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