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Much old article.

And given the fact barely anyone else here has played 3 so HMPH!

Also, if you watch the Jackie Chan film, Shinjuku Incident (2009), it is pretty much Kabukicho.

Higher quality official upload, starts at 11:15

Seeing as the arcade minigames tend to get better with each successive game, with Sega shoehorning in something of relevance from their own gaming library (We had VF2 in the past, now we get VF5FS and Puyo Puyo), it really makes you wonder what else or how much more they could've done, especially if they are going to milk more sequels in the future.

There's so many more obvious stuff they could pull from i.e. their legendary 80's classics that had also been in Shenmue, which would be very simple and don't take up alot of space, but my good guess is the usual licensing issues in some of these games that contain properties from elsewhere e.g. OutRun = Ferrari.

The first thing that came in my mind and given the popularity of touch based rhythm games these days and something that easily fits within the game's world, is MaiMai. They don't have to worry about licensing for songs either because they already have their own original tunes to use.

And FFS, the Yakuza series is of the Beat'em Up genre, so shove in the Streets of Rage games! They can easily have co-op multiplayer and the fact that a digital version with such online features already exists on PSN/XBLA!

BTW ....



......port WHEN?!?!?!?!?

For such a minor character ........ why is she so and "Doctor" my ass!

The collaboration with NJPW just seems to be getting better and rightfully so.

Whilst Yakuza 6 uses the current young generation of wrestlers, Kiwami 2 will use the older legends.



Keiji Mutoh and especially Masahiro Chono look Yakuza as fuck. And Riki Choshu is such a perfect fit given the heavy Korean focus of the game.