I had a chance at the 2011 Sega Spring Showcase to check out some of Yakuza 4. Fans of Japanese culture will go absolutely nuts with this fourth installment of the series. On top of this, the series returns to the more urban Japan landscape of the first two games and sees a return of the Hostess Clubs. One new change for the series is that now there are four stories in one as many new characters are introduced in this latest chapter of the series. Yakuza 4 will hit store shelves March 15, 2011.     
 
  

I had a chance at the 2011 Sega Spring Showcase to check out some of Yakuza 4. Fans of Japanese culture will go absolutely nuts with this fourth installment of the series. On top of this, the series returns to the more urban Japan landscape of the first two games and sees a return of the Hostess Clubs. One new change for the series is that now there are four stories in one as many new characters are introduced in this latest chapter of the series. Yakuza 4 will hit store shelves March 15, 2011.     
 
  

YEAH! CGR! 

There's a Yakuza Of The End demo on the Japanese PSN store.

Why does Sega keep making Yakuza games? They should be making Shenmue III! The two are pretty similar in structure (walking around talking to dudes, fighting people, etc). (Shenmue's better though, more forklifts). 

" There's a Yakuza Of The End demo on the Japanese PSN store. "

" Why does Sega keep making Yakuza games? They should be making Shenmue III! The two are pretty similar in structure (walking around talking to dudes, fighting people, etc). (Shenmue's better though, more forklifts).  "