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Former Tekken director, Katsuhiro Harada, has established his own game development company, VS Studio. Drawing on his 31 years of experience at Bandai Namco, Harada has teamed up with SNK Corporation ...

SNK Corporation announced the establishment of VS Studio SNK Co., Ltd., a newly founded game development studio led by industry veteran Katsuhiro Harada.

In December 2025, Katsuhiro Harada announced he was leaving Bandai Namco and the Tekken franchise. The update was a big blow to the Tekken community, as Harada is seen as an irreplaceable force in the ...

Video game industry legend Katsuhiro Harada, best known for his work on Bandai Namco’s “Tekken” franchise, is launching a new game development studio with rival gaming company SNK. Per SNK, “VS Studio ...

Katsuhiro Harada, a Bandai Namco Entertainment veteran who worked on the Tekken franchise for 30 years (he was the voice of Yoshimitsu in 1994’s Tekken), has announced the formation of a new studio ...

Here comes a new challenger: Fighting games legend Katsuhiro Harada, who directed and produced many games in the Tekken franchise, has joined SNK Corporation to found a new development studio.

New studio debut: Katsuhiro Harada has launched VS Studio in Tokyo, backed by SNK, after leaving Bandai Namco in late 2025. Philosophy explained: The 'VS' name reflects video game roots, competitive ...