While responding to a fan asking if Poison and Karin are going to be in the game, Harada said he’s planning a Tekken X Street Fighter roster vote on the Tekken Facebook page.

One of the model designers from the Tekken team drew test art likely for Tekken X Street Fighter.

“Tekken Ball was first designed as a simulator to help people practice air juggles. The original idea was to hit the ball and juggle it to a basket, sort of like basketball, ” Katsuhiro Harada, producer, revealed in a Siliconera interview.

“For Tekken X Street Fighter, I want to keep it where players use left punch and right punch,” said Katsuhiro Harada, producer during an interview with Siliconera.

“I’ll probably give Ryu more up close techniques when he’s put into our game,” said Tekken series producer Katsuhiro Harada.

Capcom and Namco Bandai won’t interfere with each other’s Tekken-meets-Street Fighter crossover fighting games, according to Capcom’s Yoshinori Ono.

Yoshinori Ono and Katsuhiro Harada revive an old rivalry.

Fans of Poison, Nina and Anna Williams, and R. Mika have been making their presence known to Street Fighter and Tekken producers, Yoshinori Ono and Katsuhiro Harada.

The Street Fighter and Tekken producers square off in a battle of wits (sort of…) on Twitter, and offer teases on the Darkstalkers and Soul Calibur fronts, too.

This fighting game takes characters from Street Fighter and throws them into the Tekken universe.

Capcom and Namco are indeed collaborating on a crossover fighting game…or rather, two crossover fighting games.