Tekken 8 is fantastic and is the de facto king of 3D fighting games. It comes packed with content, both in multi and singleplayer, has a ton of tools and an excellent story. It manages the impressive feat of bringing both qualꦡity and quantity.

That is, except in the customization department. Although there are still a ton of options, they're definitely fewer than what fans of the series are used to. The post-launch addition to the game of the Tekken Shop seems to explain some of those absences and, while it angered a few fans, it also made others happy. These are all the outfits currently available in the game.

5 𝔉 Tekken ♎x UT Collaboration

Unlike the other items featured on this list, the collaboration between Tekken and Uniqlo's UT merchandise line is only a t-shirt. This means that you can use 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:this customization tool alongside other items to give your characters a unique look. They come with two different designs, as shown above, which mimic the look of real t-shirts that Uniqlo sells on their website. A third design comes in the packa❀ge, but is ♈only available for use on your avatar.

This collaboration obviously doesn't look nearly as cool as anything else present on this list, but they're also the only free item featured. The free package brings all three designs, which can be customized with different colors if you prefer. They're just a nice, free addition to your customization arsenal.

4 Kazuya Mishima 🎐

Kazuya Mishima looks absolutely fantastic in Tekken 8. Although his physical proportions are absurd, especially when compared to previous games in the series, the developers managed to make it look natural in the default Tekken 8 outfits. In his first premium costume, though, that is not the case. The Kazuya G Corporation Camouflage costume makes a return from Tekken 6, but doesn't look nearly as good here.

While this outfit looked quite interesting and unique in the 2007 game, it just ends up looking a bit goofy in Tekken 8. Kazuya's shoulders look gigantic here, which isn't nearly as noticeable in his default outfits. Regardless of this, the G Corp costume gets some extra points for making the overlord look like a common henchman out of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Dark Awakens campaign.

3 Ling Xiaoyu 💟

Ling Xiaoyu's Costume 01 is a true blast from the past. The Bandai Namco team went with a Tekken 4 outfit here, which is now more than 20 years old! Despite how old the original is, this costume fits quite naturally into the Tekken 8 Unreal Engine 5 look. The more casual-looking clothes just feel like an addition to the ones already available in the customization menu.

Being a legacy outfit from Tekken 4 though, it obviously comes with a lot of nostalgia factors attached. Whether you were a Xiaoyu main back then, or remember fighting against her with this outfit, having it available more than 20 years later with a much higher fidelity is a꧟ great touch. As a neat little bonus, her alternative hairstyle comes as a separate item, so it can be used with her other outfits.

2 Jin 𝓀Kazama 🦂

One of the most memorable outfits in the series makes a return yet again. First seen in Tekken 4, slightly modified in 5 and then returned to its original look in 7, Jin's classic outfit is now available through the Tekken Shop. It looks nearly identical to the Tekken 7 option, but the higher fidelity and resolution obviously make it look better. This is even more noticeable because the T7 outift was only available on PS4.

This costume would likely be number one on this list if we hadn't already seen it so often. The design differences are negligible from Tekken 7's version, so it feels a bit cheap to ask players to pay for this one, when the previous one was a free addition. Much like Kazuya's Tekken 6 outfit, this costume ends up looking a bit weirder here due to Jin's oversized shoulders that weren't present in previous entries in the series. Regardless of that, this outfit is still a classic, so it will definitely sell well.

1 💞 Jun Kazama

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Jun Kazama's return to the series has been glorious. After a 13-year absence in the real world, and an even longer one in-universe, Jin's mother came back to a main entry in the Tekken series with T8. Her default outfit feels like an evolution of her P2 Tekken 2 look, and her Costume 01 available now in the shop is a beautiful visual rework of her Tekken Tag 2 Tournament appearance.

Unlike most of the male characters, Tekken 8's female characters retained natural proportions. This means that legacy outfits, even from much older games, still look fantastic in the Unreal Engine 5 rendition. The black-and-white motif is still present, the wonderfully animated scarf gives the outfit a unique look and is just a great addition to Jun players. Costume 01 is a great alternative to players who usually prefer her Outfit 1 or 4, as it fits perfectly between the two.