Ichiban Kasuga, a low-level Yakuza member looking to prove his self-worth, and follows him and his motley crew of unlikely allies as they attempt to rise from rags to riches in this modern h... Read allIchiban Kasuga, a low-level Yakuza member looking to prove his self-worth, and follows him and his motley crew of unlikely allies as they attempt to rise from rags to riches in this modern human drama.Ichiban Kasuga, a low-level Yakuza member looking to prove his self-worth, and follows him and his motley crew of unlikely allies as they attempt to rise from rags to riches in this modern human drama.
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Kaiji Tang
- Ichiban Kasugaas Ichiban Kasuga
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Andrew Morgado
- Kouichi Adachias Kouichi Adachi
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Greg Chun
- Yu Nambaas Yu Namba
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- (voice)
Elizabeth Maxwell
- Saeko Mukoudaas Saeko Mukouda
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Keong Sim
- Joon-gi Hanas Joon-gi Han
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Kôsuke Toriumi
- Masato Arakawaas Masato Arakawa
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- (as Kohsuke Toriumi)
Will Yun Lee
- Masato Arakawaas Masato Arakawa
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George Takei
- Masumi Arakawaas Masumi Arakawa
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Johnny Yong Bosch
- Masumi Arakawa (Age 20)as Masumi Arakawa (Age 20)
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Shin'ichi Tsutsumi
- Jo Sawashiroas Jo Sawashiro
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon introduces a new main protagonist for the first time since the series' inception over a decade ago - Ichiban Kasuga, a low-level Yakuza member looking to prove his self-worth, and follows him and his motley crew of unlikely allies as they attempt to rise from rags to riches in this modern human drama. Yakuza: Like a Dragon is much more than just a new chapter in the Yakuza series. Much like the new English title itself, Yakuza: Like a Dragon is a complete re-imagining of the franchise, a landmark to coincide with the series' 15th anniversary. With the bulk of the game taking place in the large-scale, painstakingly-realized setting of Ijincho in Yokohama, players will explore an entirely new side of Japan never-before-seen in the series. Not only that, but Yakuza: Like a Dragon's combat system has undergone a major overhaul, combining Yakuza's established brawling action with a turn-based RPG battle system. —BonaFideBOSS
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a new beginning
Now the thing is that myself and many other fans of the series were skeptical because of the game's brand new turned based combat mechanics and after actually playing it i think it's a nice touch and it's not that much of a deal breaker but i wish they kept the old brawler style, to me that was kinda part of the identity of the series but like i said the combat feels good and it does servers the game right.
For anyone who is new to the series and loves jrpg's or long open world games in general i would say that this is a great starting point with a new likable protagonist, story and characters and for the old yakuza fans if they can adapt to the changes this one will feel right at home and i go as far as to say this is one of the best yakuza games in the series that still has the same charm, emotions and silliness of the previous 6 games and what it looks to be a new era into this beautiful long running franchise with a bright future ahead of it.
For anyone who is new to the series and loves jrpg's or long open world games in general i would say that this is a great starting point with a new likable protagonist, story and characters and for the old yakuza fans if they can adapt to the changes this one will feel right at home and i go as far as to say this is one of the best yakuza games in the series that still has the same charm, emotions and silliness of the previous 6 games and what it looks to be a new era into this beautiful long running franchise with a bright future ahead of it.
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