The Yakuza franchise from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio represents one of the crowning reasons why I hold the PS2 and its library as the greatest single consol...[Read More]
Last year, we reviewed Yakuza: Like a Dragon when it splashed onto “next-gen” on the Xbox Series X. After a few months of semi-exclusivity...[Read More]
Yakuza 2 was the game where you could punch a tiger in the face. Its 2008 release to the PlayStation 2, while a pleasant gesture from Sega, was buried...[Read More]
Yakuza’s Kamurocho is a seedy slice of Tokyo that grants meteoric elevation to charisma, coercion, and capacity for violence, but only to one pe...[Read More]