The details for "Tekken 7" will feature the download size of the game in the PS4 and the PC version will run the new NVIDIA driver.

It seems that the official download size of "Tekken 7" in the PlayStation 4 has been revealed in the PlayStation Network as players will need 41.61GB of free space for the console. A pretty huge amount of space, but considering the sequel running Unreal Engine 4, gamers understand the importance of it given that the game will have the most impressive graphics in the series, Gameranx reported.

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Aside for the PS4 download size, Bandai Namco Entertainment also revealed the game trophies in "Tekken 7." While the list is very long, gamers will know that the sequel will contain 26 bronze trophies, 13 silver trophies, three trophies and one platinum trophy.

In other news, the PC version of "Tekken 7" can now run on NVIDIA'S new driver called "version 382.33" alongside "Star Trek: Bridge Crew."

In addition to two new games, the new NVIDIA driver version 382.33 also fixed several errors from pevious drivers like the Windows Store does not open when 3D Vision is enabled with a GTX Titan X and Stuttering during gameplay with a GTX 1080 Ti.

The multi-display mode in the extended monitors cannot be be put into sleep mode with a GTX 1070. Blue-screen crash occurs pointing to driver (Nvlddmkm.sys) after the system reboots from sleep mode with a GTX 1060. And the SLI is able to work unless Norton 360 is disabled or Windows is booted in Safe Mode with GTX 970 cards, GameSpot reported.

Previous reports revealed that Katsuhiro Harada will launch the first patch update for "Tekken 7" after its release along with possibly addressing some lingering issues, the patch may also contain some balance tweaks.

While Harada's announcement seems to suggest that the post-release patch coming to "Tekken 7" will not be a major one, there are fans hoping that it may contain surprises such as additional characters.

To be more specific, some fans who commented on Harada's tweet are making it pretty clear that they would like to see Anna Williams, Julia Chang and Lei Wulong in the roster, since they are absent in the sequel.

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