From the live action TV series known in Japan as "Kurohyou: Ryu ga Gotoku". Disclaimer: I DID NOT PROVIDE THE SUBTITLES. The source of them is unknown, I dec...
i just finished Yakuza! Credits song was amazing grace which i thought was kinda weird. combat was pretty serviceable. plot was interesting. game has a trust system with haruka that i didn't discover until near the end of the game. its a really cool game though. i give it an arbitrary numerical value of 8/10.
i just finished it. credits song was amazing grace which i thought was kinda weird. combat was pretty serviceable. plot was interesting. game has a trust system with haruka that i didn't discover until near the end of the game. its a really cool game though. i give it an arbitrary numerical value of 8/10.
it was undub. i did actually play the kiwami version before but i didn't like how they balanced the game after bringing the style switching over from 0. i never finished that version.
i'm thinking of going into yakuza 2 as my next game.
it was undub. i did actually play the kiwami version before but i didn't like how they balanced the game after bringing the style switching over from 0. i never finished that version.
i'm thinking of going into yakuza 2 as my next game.
That's fair. I've only ever played the PS2 version with its wild English dub, but never in the original Japanese. I have played Kiwami a couple of times though.
Nice! hope you enjoy the franchise! and if not, then that's fine too!
OG Yakuza 1 is a nice game. the vibe of the original PS2 titles are phenomenal. the combat is also good for the first game of the series but OG Y2 combat is way more better.
although some people are uncomfortable with Kiwami 1 combat, for me it was a better and more advanced version of 0's combat. while 0 combat was really great, the legend style was underwhelming; but the Kiwami 1 made a improvement to both Dragon style and style switching
update: i started yakuza 2. already stumbled on the baby play yakuza sidequest. i'm enjoying that they upped the number of options for heat moves. a few of them make me think you should just straight up be dead if they happened to you.
update: i started yakuza 2. already stumbled on the baby play yakuza sidequest. i'm enjoying that they upped the number of options for heat moves. a few of them make me think you should just straight up be dead if they happened to you.
it was undub. i did actually play the kiwami version before but i didn't like how they balanced the game after bringing the style switching over from 0. i never finished that version.
i beat yakuza 2. gotta say that the ending has me going, more ways then one. in the final fight with ryuji like 90% of your attack moves aren't useful. heavy attacks have so much recovery and he tanks all of them. got me really fucking mad until i found a working strategy. grab his back, and only do light or heavy grab moves. throws are as far as im aware impossible to do on him. if he keeps breaking your grip, just do some lite 1-2 punches and dodge until your grab moves work again.
this is unless you have weapons. which i didn't use much because i already used them up in the fights before.
as for the ending it got me pretty teary eyed. 100% would recommend this game.
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also sega hurry up and put yakuza 3 on sale on steam. i am a stingy bastard and don't want to pay 20 USD when i know you will put it on sale, eventually.
Somewhere recently they actually did another run of the ps2 games on physical discs. I picked them up because I'm a big fan of the series but never got to play the originals. I haven't had a chance to sit down and play them yet though. I'm really curious to find out how the gameplay differs (and suffer the english dub hahaha)
i beat yakuza 2. gotta say that the ending has me going, more ways then one. in the final fight with ryuji like 90% of your attack moves aren't useful. heavy attacks have so much recovery and he tanks all of them. got me really fucking mad until i found a working strategy. grab his back, and only do light or heavy grab moves. throws are as far as im aware impossible to do on him. if he keeps breaking your grip, just do some lite 1-2 punches and dodge until your grab moves work again.
this is unless you have weapons. which i didn't use much because i already used them up in the fights before.
as for the ending it got me pretty teary eyed. 100% would recommend this game.
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also sega hurry up and put yakuza 3 on sale on steam. i am a stingy bastard and don't want to pay 20 USD when i know you will put it on sale, eventually.
I think Ryuji Goda is still probably my favourite Yakuza antagonist. I love the series. I love almost every protagonist, but I have a little trouble remembering most antagonists after 2. Probably because there's two decades worth of games to remember
I am so keen to hear what you think of 3 when you get around to it!
Cool, pinned.
Funny thing is that I did consider making this but I was watching the rgg summit with some buds, and reading fate stay night (multi task wooo)
4 is my favorite too, and 3 as well. They’re the most soulful. Yakuza 5 and 7 are also great and I’ve warmed up a bit to Yakuza 8 despite its faults.
Both ps2 Yakuzas are banger. The kuryhou games as well.
I also wanna play dead souls and Kenzan, they seem fun.
I’d recommend binary domain. Good story.
Cool, pinned.
Funny thing is that I did consider making this but I was watching the rgg summit with some buds, and reading fate stay night (multi task wooo)
4 is my favorite too, and 3 as well. They’re the most soulful. Yakuza 5 and 7 are also great and I’ve warmed up a bit to Yakuza 8 despite its faults.
Both ps2 Yakuzas are banger. The kuryhou games as well.
I also wanna play dead souls and Kenzan, they seem fun.
I’d recommend binary domain. Good story.
Yes, and no. The main stories themselves aren't terribly long. Although, I guess that depends on your perception of "long" hehe They can be 100+ hours if you go for completion, but 20-30 hours if you focus on story and maybe do a bit of side stuff
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