Ichiban is back with a new hairstyle, and his friends are by his side once again.
As the eighth main entry in a long-running and successful franchise known for focusing mostly on the same playable protagonist, Yakuza: Like A Dragon had a...
Yakuza: Like a Dragon's new turn-based combat system and lovable protagonist will please established and new fans alike, despite a few bumps in the road.
Judgment is so well written and localized that it fully deserves the level of recognition that any standard Yakuza game gets.
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The money-themed Yakuza 0 breaks its way on PC, but how does the cult classic series fair with this entry?
When Yakuza first hit American stores in the mid-2000’s it was mistakenly marketed as a Japanese answer to the Grand Theft Auto series. Undoubtedly, Yakuza has...
