Tekken 7, Mass Effect 4 and Assassin's Creed: Victory are three of the much-awaited game releases in the queue this year and from the looks of the news surfacing they will be a satisfaction and a huge hit. Tekken 7 is adding new playable characters, Mass Effect releases behind-the-scene developments, and AC: Victory is

Katsuhiro Harada, Tekken 7 chief producer, expressed the team's intent to add new characters in the game. There are four of them leaked for now, including a still unnamed female fighter believed to hail from the Philippines, first Italian character Claudio Serafino, a robot and an Arabian. Harada stressed that there will be more characters coming on the update and they will be much different from the existing ones.

A character named Lucky Chloe has been revealed too but it remains uncertain for now if she is the rumored Filipina fighter. With Claudio's existence, Harada expressed that they need a character strong enough to fight against Devil Jin.

Tekken 7 is expected to release on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and the Xbox One.

Meanwhile, developments on Mass Effect 4 have been revealed recently through a behind-the-scene photos. According to motion captures, BioWare is reassuring of the next Mass Effect installment, although Mass effect 4 has not been officially announced as the title.

Expected to be out on consoles by spring or fall of 2016, cinematic director Ken Thain showed on his Twitter account the motion captures from a video footage of the team working at The Capture Lab in Vancouver, Canada for the shoot.

Elsewhere, Assassin's Creed: Victory has been expected to be teased by Ubisoft during the E3 2015 in June before it formally launches by the fourth quarter of the year.

With the leaked December release of AC: Victory, a Ubisoft statement expressed: ""It is always unfortunate when internal assets, not intended for public consumption, are leaked. And, while we certainly welcome anticipation for all of our upcoming titles, we're disappointed for our fans, and our development team, that this conceptual asset is now public.'

Nevertheless, Ubisoft is still shows excitement for the game's release as the team are already in Quebec to work on the development of Victory.

AC: Victory has first been reported to be set in a 19th century Victorian setting.