an alternate design created by manga author Masashi Kishimoto, famous for writing the series Naruto. In 2009, CyberConnect2 CEO Hiroshi Matsuyama read in a Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine that Lars' third costume had been designed by Kishimoto and thought he should be included in the Naruto video game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2. As a result, Matsuyama approached Tekken 6 producer Suguru Sasaki and his team and asked them to allow him to include Lars in the game using Kishimoto's outfit. Once this was approved, the Tekken staff began assisting CyberConnect2 to adjust Lars' moves to fit the other characters in the Naruto game. The first CGI scene from the game also influenced the developers to create a film titled Tekken: Blood Vengeance which uses this type of animation. At the MCM London Comic Con 2009, a Tekken 6 player named Eliot Smith-Walters was awarded the Guinness World Record for the longest winning streak in Tekken 6, having won 68 consecutive matches. Tekken 6 was followed by a spin-off titled Tekken Tag Tournament 2. A sequel, titled Tekken 7, was announced on July 13, 2014. More information on the sequel was made available during Bandai Namco's panel at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con International event. The game had a limited arcade release in Japan on February 18, 2015, followed by a full release on March 18, 2015. Harada states that Tekken 7s story mode was influenced by the Scenario Campaign from Tekken 6 as he believes recent games in the franchise have tried elaborating more on the series' storytelling despite being a fighting game. Tekken 6 was rereleased in 2015 with Tag Tournament 2 and Soulcalibur V as PlayStation 3 Fighting Edition for its title console. Notes References External links (arcade) (Bloodline Rebellion) (arcade) (Bloodline Rebellion) Official European website (archived) 2007 video games Arcade video games Martial arts video games Fighting games used at the Super Battle Opera tournament Fighting games used at the Evolution Championship Series tournament Namco beat 'em ups PlayStation 3 games PlayStation Portable games Tekken games Video games about amnesia Video game sequels Video games developed in Japan Video games scored by Go Shiina Video games scored by Hitoshi Sakimoto Video games scored by Keiichi Okabe Video games scored by Masaharu Iwata Video games scored by Satoru Kōsaki Video games scored by Shinji Hosoe Xbox 360 games Video games set in the Middle East Video