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Mollie Taylor

Former Tekken boss completes his 30-year career with a pilgrimage to the fighting game's holy land: Waffle House

Main image: A Waffle House in Bessemer, Alabama (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP) / Inset image: Katsuhiro Harada attends the 2022 Game Awards (Leon Bennett).

Katsuhiro Harada may have departed Bandai Namco at the end of 2025—it seems, unfortunately, in favour of opening up a Saudi-funded studio of his own—but he can't shake his 30-year history with Tekken that easily.

During a visit to Atlanta for an appearance at Momocon, Harada made sure to stop by and document his visit to one very important place: Waffle House.

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