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Yakuza Complete Series
Includes Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami, Yakuza Kiwami 2, Yakuza 3 Remastered, Yakuza 4 Remastered, Yakuza 5 Remastered and Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
Kazuma Kiryu has earned his retirement on the sandy beaches of Okinawa. But when a deadly power struggle arrive...
Yakuza Complete Series
Includes Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami, Yakuza Kiwami 2, Yakuza 3 Remastered, Yakuza 4 Remastered, Yakuza 5 Remastered and Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
Kazuma Kiryu has earned his retirement on the sandy beaches of Okinawa. But when a deadly power struggle arrives on his doorstep, he’ll have to walk the streets of Kamurocho to escape his past for good. Complete The Dragon of Dojima’s journey.
Experience the third chapter of the Kazuma Kiryu saga with restored content in 1080p and 60fps.
A year after the Kanto-Kansai all-out war, Kazuma Kiryu and Haruka Sawamura have left the unforgiving streets of Kamurocho for the island of Okinawa to run the Morning Glory Orphanage. Despite his efforts, shadows of Kiryu's past threaten to entangle the Morning Glory Orphanage in a deadly power struggle involving the Tojo Clan and political world.
Thus begins a dramatic tale set in the ""sleepless city"" of Kamurocho in Tokyo and the tropical lands of Okinawa. Can Kiryu rescue the children of the orphanage from the looming threats emerging from the depths of the underworld and state power?
It is pretty clear a lot of the dev time went into bringing the series to ps3 but they didn't try to make an epic like with y1 or y2, they knew their limits and crafted an excellent story within those limits. all the games so far (I'm in the middle of y5 as of writing) are amazing but there is just /something/ about it that makes this one stand out to me above the others. I don't think it will be for everyone but for those of us that it is for, its really for us.
Another great entry in the series, though this one gets off to a bit of a rough start. Once your abilities develop more, it gets a lot better, though. Speaking of abilities, these might just be the most over-the-top in the series so far; the heat skills are SO satisfying and fun to use. The substories are here, of course, and just as entertaining, and the weapon modding is pretty fun, too. There are some unfortunate activities, like the running minigame that keeps popping up, but otherwise, same old Yakuza, and that's a good thing.
The story is great as ever; tons of crazy twists, tonal whiplash, and yet again, somehow it manages to be great, when most other games that try this fall flat on their faces. You're now in charge of an orphanage in gorgeous Ryukyu, a tropical paradise, and there are little life challenges both there and in the bigger arena of the usual Yakuza melodrama, each just as compelling, in my eyes. I know a lot of people don't like the orphanage segments, but I did; the camaraderie and little life lessons really made them shine for me. I can't really think of any new characters that I didn't like; even the goofballs in the new family really grew on me. The only real problem story-wise is the pacing; there is SO much extra content that if you're going for completion, you might completely forget what you were even doing, even by Yakuza standards. Everything wrapped up pretty well in the end, though.
Yakuza 3 is the series growing into it's teen years with exactly all the grace of an akward teenager. Some gameplay elements lack refindment. The story is clearly an intro to a bigger saga and we are basically just going through the prologue. Stillif you know what you are getting into you will definetly find allot of fun in playing the game. Just rememmber that 4 and 5 are must afterward.
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