The latest updates for "Tekken 7" will feature two new game trailers and the possible PC requirements for the sequel.

Bandai Namco Entertainment streamed two new trailers for "Tekken 7" and each video will feature the opening seen in the sequels and several character introductions.

The gameplay trailer highlights character rivalries such as Kuma and Josie Rizal, Ling Xiaoyu and Claudio Serafino, Paul Phoenix and Panda, and Shaheen and Kazuya Mishima. Bandai Namco previosly released the second character trailer featuring King, Jack-7, Steve Fox, Nina Williams, Lucky Chloe, Eddy Gordo, and Miguel Caballero Rojo.

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As for the second trailer, the video sees the opening scene on how the Mishima family started and how it will end in "Tekken 7's"story mode. Fans of the game series already knew how the feud started when Heihachi killed his wife Kazumi after learing of the Devil Gene inside her, and does the same to his son, Kazuya when he was a child, PC Gamer reported.

These series of events drove father and son to kill each other for several years leading up to a full-scale war between the Mishima Zaibatsu and G-Corporation. The story also revealed how "Street Fighter" character Akuma is involved in the feud as Kazumi asked him to kill both Heihachi and Kazuya in order to save the world.

Meanwhile, Bandai Namco announced the official requirements for "Tekken 7" in the PC platform.

For the minimum requirements include a Windows 7/8/10 64-bit OS, an Intel Core Intel Core i3-4160 processor at 3.60GHz or equivalent, 6 GB of RAM, a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 2GB, GTX 750Ti 2GB, or equivalent, a DirectX: Version 11, Broadband Internet connection, 60 GB available space and a DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard chipset.

As for recommended requirements, they will need Windows 7/8/10 64-bit OS, an Intel Core i5-4690 3.5 GHz or equivalent, 8 GB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 equivalent or higher, DirectX: Version 11, Broadband Internet connection, 60 GB available space and a DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard chipset.

In addition, GeForce users who are planning to get "Tekken 7" PC may also download the new Game Ready driver (382.33) and they can get it in NVIDIA via the official website or GeForce Experience software.

This driver provides optimization for Tekken 7 PC as well as Star Trek: Bridge Crew, the VR game by Ubisoft. Users will need a GTX 1080 Ti card to run the game at max settings, 4K resolution and constant 60 frames per second.

To run "Tekken 7" at 4K at this level of detail, at a constant 60 FPS, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is required. If the system does not sport the world’s fastest gaming GPU, there is another option: Anti-Aliasing, Effects, Shadows, Post-Process Effects, and Motion Blur can all be dialed back to give the system enough frames for an excellent experience. Or users can try the “Dynamic Adjustment” setting, which will dynamically raise and lower the quality of settings as you play to ensure a smooth, consistent 60 FPS is achieved, WCCFTech reported.

"Tekken 7" will launch on June 2 for the PS4, Xbox One and PC platforms.