It doesn't automatically download, you have to "buy" it from the playstation store.
Yes, it's very good. I will play all these remasters hopefully this holiday season.
I wish we'd gotten 0's and 5's, they're amazing.
It's where I used all the gifs in 5's OT from.
And 4 is my favorite, bar none. 0 is damn close though.
This is legit one of my favourite finale's for the series. The theme that goes across each of the tracks is so good, and they all have this epic, final sound to them. I love it! Then again, Yakuza as a series has really solid end boss themes for pretty much every one of their games, Ishin is still probably the best of the bunch in my opinion - an 8 minute epic that changes as the boss fight scene shifts to different areas, when playing 5 again this year I kinda wish it did the same thing, it'd have made the fight even better in my opinion.
Props to SEGA for upgrading their cover-art back then.
Best cover in the series, in my opinion, and love how 'subtle' they (intentionally?) put the 'sexy' & 'sex' signs. ;P
Best cover in the series, in my opinion, and love how 'subtle' they (intentionally?) put the 'sexy' & 'sex' signs. ;P
Gave the game a quick try. The intro vid is so wonderful, its the For Faith version if anyone cares, not Butterfly City but in this case it just sounds so much better than the Japanese version so yay. Played the first chapter, just for the rain effects in Kamurocho, looks fantastic (especially if you go into the Poppo Mart). I'll stop there though, else I'll end up playing it through yet again!
This was pretty much the game that showed Sega of America started giving a damn about the series' Western treatment, and it showed.Props to SEGA for upgrading their cover-art back then.
Best cover in the series, in my opinion, and love how 'subtle' they (intentionally?) put the 'sexy' & 'sex' signs. ;P
Shout out to the incredible trailers, too.
Become Somebody in a World of Nobodies is the perfect tagline.
Well, that and These Guys Don't Even Use Umbrellas.
So fucking good, gives me chills tbh
The showdown at the end is just 10/10, I remember going through Yakuza 4 in a weekend back in early 2016 and it had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Amazing game.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH
its up boyz
Initiating download now... but... Death Stranding releases soon, and I'm in the middle of The Outer Wilds! AHHHHHH :(
ROFL. WTF are those "kiwami" smiles all about? lol
its up boyz
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Its my favorite Yakuza game when it cames to the story and characters. I remember hating the idea to play with more characters, then when i finally played the game, loved some of the new characters so much that didnt want them do go away.
Yakuza 4 is up there as the best Yakuza game, side by side with Yakuza 0 for me.
I loved Akiyama, guy was just oozing with charisma. Has a great moveset too, preferred his kicks to Kiryu's punches.
Yup was also my favorite character, was kinda bummed when they gave him such a small role on Yakuza 5.
Been playing this for a while and I fell in love all over again. The rain looks really awesome with the 1080p resolution.
I missed my fair share of sub stories when I first played it years ago so I am also seeing a new side to the game.
Looking forward to Saejima's part of the game. It was my favourite part of the game when I first played it.
I missed my fair share of sub stories when I first played it years ago so I am also seeing a new side to the game.
Looking forward to Saejima's part of the game. It was my favourite part of the game when I first played it.
#NotMyTanimura
that being said 4 is probably my 5th favorite of the main series, not counting Judgment. I love it, even if some of the plot didn't make sense and there is a questionable scene or two.
that being said 4 is probably my 5th favorite of the main series, not counting Judgment. I love it, even if some of the plot didn't make sense and there is a questionable scene or two.
Probably my stance on the game as well. I love it but it definitely tumbles in certain aspects near the end. But then again after replaying 5 a few times I actually like the story in that game, so opinions differ greatly when it comes to the series for sure!
Only thing I had against Saejima is that his content is tough to do initially because of the police presence and how late some of it opens up - its all excellent stuff but damn if the game does its best to force you down the story path! He's hilarious to use though thanks to the exaggerated bound/bounce mechanics. I just wish 5 kept that aspect, as Saejima's fleshed out combat in that game would have been a sight to behold with 3/4 bound mechanics.
Oh yeah, I remember those parts. I found them cool to play through as it gives you a very cool vibe cause you are a fugitive. But it did get annoying having to turn around so and go through very lengthy routes to get where you wanted to go.
I remember Yakuza 5 not having this mechanic (I could be very wrong though as I last played 5 a couple of years ago). Looking forward to replay it in four months!
Fighter Maker is one of my favorite Yakuza mini-games, I even like how the story of that mini-game continues in Yakuza 5. I just love Saejima's relationship with the Dojo students, especially when he goes out drinking with them.
5 still does it, Saejima will turn around if he gets too close to a cop. Only in Sapporo its a tad more annoying due to the narrower streets and fewer ways to navigate the city.
I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere, and I doubt it's a feature, but is there any way to transfer your save data from the PS3 versions of Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 to the PS4 versions?
No, absolutely not possible as they aren't the same games. 3 especially would be completely incompatible what with so much content cut in the PS3 version to the PS4 version. 4 and 5 aren't 1:1 ports of the PS3 games either, so I doubt it'd be straight forward to do.
Gotcha. Figured I'd ask anyway even though I feel like I know that was the answer. Thank you.
So I'm only mid-chapter two having done some side quests, but Akiyama's whole ethos seems kind of... whack. Like, his fortune is based on scooping up some dollars off the sidewalk and then effectively gambling his way into absurd wealth, and now he's all "if you truly were worthy of my golden dollar, you'd have to show a willingness to work... (in the red light district)"
gtfo of here with that, my guy
gtfo of here with that, my guy
I mean, he is giving out loans that you, to a certain degree, don't actually have any obligation to pay back. While putting up no collateral. Interest free. Anything like that is going to have some kind of weird catch. It's clear that he wants to make sure his money is going to people who are actually desperate for the cash, not just people who kinda want it for whatever reason.
I'd personally not call his behavior particularly ethical, I just think your summary is... several degrees titled from how you're supposed to interpret him.
My ranking of the games I've played (only game I didn't enjoy was Y3):
Yakuza 2 > Y4 > Y0 > Y1 > Y5 > Y6 > Ishin > Y3
Yakuza 2 > Y4 > Y0 > Y1 > Y5 > Y6 > Ishin > Y3
Been playing it since the weekend began. Still Akiyama.
The biggest issue right now is that Death Stranding unlocks at 9PM Thursday night while I'm at work on a filmset, so I'll be playing that on Friday.
What this means is I'll likely have to put Yakuza 4 on "pause" while I play that. Then Shenmue 3 releases like 10 days later.
GAH
The biggest issue right now is that Death Stranding unlocks at 9PM Thursday night while I'm at work on a filmset, so I'll be playing that on Friday.
What this means is I'll likely have to put Yakuza 4 on "pause" while I play that. Then Shenmue 3 releases like 10 days later.
GAH