Some of the side stuff is pretty hilarious. I did them all. The one where you're in a samurai movie was great.Aurelius said:Day one for me. Played Yakuza 3 last month but skipped most of the side stuff since I knew Yakuza 4 was incoming and uncut.
buhdeh said:and the whole orphanage thing, while different, was just a drag.
Does anyone who has played the Japanese version know if the story is more interesting in 4 than in 3?
Noisepurge said:Even Yakuza 2 had the mahjong, it was really sad to see it go in 3. It's available again since there is even a trophy related to it
LiK said:Some of the side stuff is pretty hilarious. I did them all. The one where you're in a samurai movie was great.
That was fun. Loved the whole thing.PepsimanVsJoe said:The one where you had to memorize different attacks for each opponent?
Blech.
I love there's always development with the sidequests. You keep meeting the same NPCs throughout the series and see the results of your deeds from one game to the next. Great lil inside jokes.Larsen B said:I loved the orphanage stuff in 3 and the side-missions are mainly why I play Yakuza games! Certainly far more so than the hostess stuff.
IrishNinja said:
LiK said:Some of the side stuff is pretty hilarious. I did them all. The one where you're in a samurai movie was great.
Nah, you just have a lot more patience than other people. Getting all the mini-game trophies had to be a bitch.linsivvi said:Speak for yourself.. I got plat on Yakuza 3, JP version even.
I feel like a loser. LOL.
Malajax said:Nice. I might go pick up 2 as well. Heard it had awesome moments like punching tigers in their faces!
Angry Fork said:Question for veteran Yakuza players. Yakuza 3 was my first one and I really liked it a lot. I was surprised because I didn't really like the demo but I decided to blind buy the game when it came down in price and it really grew on me.
Anyway I'm thinking of getting 4 but do they change/add stuff to the setting at all? Like any new environment/cities? I don't necessarily mind if it's the same thing as Yakuza 3 but it's still a little disappointing since it would be cool to see new area's of Japan/Tokyo and stuff. I cared more about the story and environment/atmosphere of the game rather than the gameplay/fighting.
Good man.RedSwirl said:Day 1. Buying this instead of Dragon Age II.
BentMyWookiee said:I really enjoy this series and still hope that one day we'll get Kenzan.Though I should probably give up hope on a Kenzan localization and just try playing that with a translation guide.
SonicBoom said:how would you guys rate the games in the series?
SonicBoom said:how would you guys rate the games in the series?
SonicBoom said:how would you guys rate the games in the series?
The dub was a highpoint! So FUCKING (said in Yakuza/RGG style) funny!watkinzez said:2>3>1
2 introduced a lock-on system, making a massive difference in combat. The lack of that in the original plus the dub brings that game down, and 3 has some pacing issues.
Meier said:The dub was a highpoint! So FUCKING (said in Yakuza/RGG style) funny!
SonicBoom said:how would you guys rate the games in the series?
Host Samurai said:I think Yakuza 2 is my favorite of the series so far. The story and the Osaka backdrop did it for me.
33-Hit-Combo said:The tiger punch tipped it over the edge didn't it?