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Message: [QUOTE="RetroCasual, post: 75843, member: 116758"] I think there's nothing like the Yakuza series to feel like in Japan, but trying to not repeat, here are some more titles with a special japanese feel: - Getsu Fuma Den (some kind of similar and contemporary game to the first Castlevania for the NES, only released in Japan). - Kunio Kun games (Technos' most popular franchise with brawlers, beat'em'ups, sports games, RPGs...). - Cho Aniki games (freaky shoot'em'ups where you handle a flying bodybuilder). - Ranma 1/2 games (mostly fighters and RPGs in the SNES system from Rumiko Takahashi's famous manga, I can't understand why more videogames haven't been made from this series...). - Pocky & Rocky games (A.K.A. Kiki Kai Kai in Japan, scrolling shooters, better in coop mode, recently got a very beautiful remake called "ReShrined"). - Incredible Crisis (funny PS1 title with extravagant challenges totally focused in the members of a family in modern Japan). - Samurai Shodown series (I think there's nothing to explain here...). - 428 Shibuya Scramble (a very complex thriller, uses a mix of photography and live-action footage, visual novel for Wii, PS3, PS4 and Steam). - Taiko No Tastsujin series (rhythm games where you use a simple drum which can play just two notes, has lots of japanese songs even from anime series). - Okinawa Rush (a neo-retro 2D beat'em'up with an excellent ambientation and frenetic action since the first moment, hard as hell for beginners). - The Messenger (some kind of neo-retro title similar to the classic Ninja Gaiden series, but with a unique sense of humor). - Ghost Of Tsushima (f-u-c-k GTA V, this is my favourite game to hang around, walk, ride, explore and enjoy the beautiful isle of Tshushima, and to slice some thugs and invaders too). [/QUOTE]

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