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Game Spark's Weekly Top 5: Tekken 8's Yujiro Hanma Model and a PS1 Horror Curio

The ranking shows Game Spark readers gravitating to fighting game character reveals and retro horror retrospectives over the week's other coverage.

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Game Spark's Weekly Top 5: Tekken 8's Yujiro Hanma Model and a PS1 Horror Curio

Game Spark's weekly ranking for October 9 to October 15, 2026 covers its five most-read stories. The top entry is the first look at Yujiro Hanma's 3D model for Tekken 8, shown at EVO France 2026 alongside a new Roger Jr. trailer. Rounding out the list: a Tales of Eternia Remastered font option, a PS1 mansion horror game compared to Resident Evil, and the mixed reception of the new Fire Emblem.

Game Spark's weekly ranking covers articles published between October 9 and October 15, 2026. The five entries are not one beat: a fighting game guest reveal, a remaster's font patch, a PlayStation-era horror retrospective, and a reception postmortem on a new Fire Emblem all share the same page. The list is ordered by readership, and the mix suggests the outlet's audience moves between new character news and older-game curiosity within the same week.

  • First look at Yujiro Hanma's 3D model in Tekken 8: Shown at EVO France 2026 alongside a Roger Jr. gameplay trailer
  • Why Fire Emblem's new entry divided its audience: A reception piece on the game's split response
  • The PS1 mansion horror game that chose a different path from Resident Evil: A feature on 1997's San-Soft horror adventure
  • Tales of Eternia Remastered adds a classic font option: An update lets players switch between remaster and classic fonts
  • Game Spark's weekly ranking for October 9 to 15, 2026: The list itself, rounding out the five most-read stories

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