RGG Summit 2023 to show latest Yakuza & Like a Dragon reveals next week
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth are expected to make appearances during Ryu Ga Gotoku's presentation.
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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is getting a demo that unlocks if you beat Like a Dragon Gaiden
Ryu Ga Gotoku shared that the Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth demo unlocked by clearing Like a Dragon Gaiden will feature scenes not in the main game.
Sega will keep blockchain & Web 3.0 out of Sonic, Yakuza & other major franchises
On the matter of current play-to-earn games, Sega Japan Co-Chief Operating Officer Shuji Utsumi said, 'what's the point if games are no fun?'
Like A Dragon Ishin turns Kazuma Kiryu into the rugged samurai we've always wanted
If you're a fan of Akira Kurosawa films or Rurouni Kenshin, then Like A Dragon Ishin is right up your 1860s Japanese alley.
Like A Dragon: Ishin takes Yakuza to an exciting new historical era
To see where Sega and RGG Studio are taking the series formerly known as Yakuza, we tried out Like A Dragon: Ishin at TwitchCon 2022.
Like a Dragon 8 & Like a Dragon Gaiden announced at RGG Summit 2022
Like a Dragon Gaiden is coming in 2023 and will bridge the story between Yakuza 6 and 7, while Like a Dragon 8 will come in 2024.
Yakuza developer Ryu ga Gotoku Studio to show 'sneak peek trailer' next week
It looks like the veteran studio behind the Yakuza and Judgment series has a glimpse of something new to show ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2022.
Nagoshi Studio wants its first game with NetEase to be like a 'Tarantino film'
Toshihiro Nagoshi doesn't want to stray too far from what made the Yakuza games successful, straddling the line between serious and silly.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is working on a new franchise
In a recent interview, RGG Studio leads revealed that the studio is developing something outside of Judgment or Yakuza.
Shack Chat: What do you want Sega and Microsoft's first 'Super Game' to be?
This week the team ponders the possibilities of Sega and Microsoft's planned 'Super Game.' What do you think it will be?
