Yakuza 3
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Bah, the Ageha Hostess club is one of the fun places in Y3.
I totally agree with you Sakurai is ugly and has a man's voice. I would not pick her in a real life KTV. She's a great Karaoke game partner nonetheless.
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I totally agree with you Sakurai is ugly and has a man's voice. I would not pick her in a real life KTV. She's a great Karaoke game partner nonetheless.
[size=-2]Sorry for missing your chat room messages, I was tied up at work.
[/size]I played through the demo and I did like it, but even in the demo I found the fight part starting to get tedious. I suspect that as it progresses there will just be more of it, am I right?
LOL'ed during the Karaoke and premise of the game, with Yakuza, Japan etc seem fun, its just the fighting thing I am not sure I would stand after 10 fights...
Any insights?
LOL'ed during the Karaoke and premise of the game, with Yakuza, Japan etc seem fun, its just the fighting thing I am not sure I would stand after 10 fights...
Any insights?
corduroygt
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It's interesting that Yakuza 4 is coming to Japan in less than a month, and we still don't have Y3 here.
Your point being?
How big is the demo? Would like to try it if it doesn't murder my DL limit.
As someone that is new to the series, can I have some insight into how this game works as an RPG? Are there stats/levels/character customisation, etc? I'm looking forward to this game since I have heard amazing things about it, but I don't actually know anything about it.
As someone that is new to the series, can I have some insight into how this game works as an RPG? Are there stats/levels/character customisation, etc? I'm looking forward to this game since I have heard amazing things about it, but I don't actually know anything about it.
This is the real Rina Sakurai:
And I think she's kinda cute lol..totally agree about the one in the game though ha !
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20080808/ryu03.jpg
P.S.[Though this chick here has to be the best of the girls in Yakuza 3
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20080808/ryu01.jpg*Gag* *cough* My dear people (in KZ2 Scholar Visari's voice)...
I saw a Japanese songstress before and after make-up. The difference is like day and night, apple and orange, man and woman. It made me swore that I shall never date a woman -- no exception -- without knowing her natural look. You won't be able to change my mind by showing a few make-up photos.
Now as for Yakuza 3, I hope Y4 does a better job modelling and perfecting the in-game models and voices. The Y3 girls are cool gaming partners. In fact, my first brief Karoke game with Sakurai was the moment when I decided to get the game. Like real KTV girls, they will pester you via your cellphone. I'd advice people against giving their cellphone numbers to the girls in real life.
EDIT: Googled it. Linking to an explanation of Ageho (Age-jo) girls for the uninitiated:
http://hararie-japan-tokyo-tokyo.co...s-called-age-jo-are-increasing-in-number.html
I am new to the game also. I don't think it is an RPG game. It's more of an action game at heart.
Part of the attraction comes from my curiosity in foreign cultures. Like the Ageho phenomenon above, it's more a reflection of Japanese pop-culture rather than a game design.
The rest are the mini-games, old school (read: very limited) exploration, and the simple-to-get-into fighting. I won't lean on the story either, but all the elements add up together to make an entertaining demo experience. Will post more after I finish the game.
I saw a Japanese songstress before and after make-up. The difference is like day and night, apple and orange, man and woman. It made me swore that I shall never date a woman -- no exception -- without knowing her natural look. You won't be able to change my mind by showing a few make-up photos.
Now as for Yakuza 3, I hope Y4 does a better job modelling and perfecting the in-game models and voices. The Y3 girls are cool gaming partners. In fact, my first brief Karoke game with Sakurai was the moment when I decided to get the game. Like real KTV girls, they will pester you via your cellphone. I'd advice people against giving their cellphone numbers to the girls in real life.
EDIT: Googled it. Linking to an explanation of Ageho (Age-jo) girls for the uninitiated:
http://hararie-japan-tokyo-tokyo.co...s-called-age-jo-are-increasing-in-number.html
I am new to the game also. I don't think it is an RPG game. It's more of an action game at heart.
Part of the attraction comes from my curiosity in foreign cultures. Like the Ageho phenomenon above, it's more a reflection of Japanese pop-culture rather than a game design.
The rest are the mini-games, old school (read: very limited) exploration, and the simple-to-get-into fighting. I won't lean on the story either, but all the elements add up together to make an entertaining demo experience. Will post more after I finish the game.
Oops
Big mistake: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/107/1071367p1.html
So they took out Club Ageha totally ? How do you get introduced to Sakurai and the other girls ? Is the girl friend sim still intact ? I wanted to know what I said to her^H^H^H them in the Japanese demo.
Big mistake: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/107/1071367p1.html
So they took out Club Ageha totally ? How do you get introduced to Sakurai and the other girls ? Is the girl friend sim still intact ? I wanted to know what I said to her^H^H^H them in the Japanese demo.
Personally I never liked the Hostess Club games in Yak 1 & 2 so I dont mind too much.
The "strip club" sounds assuming but thats all it will be in games like this. I'll go initially honestly just to see how much nudity is present, then I'll just ignore them for the rest of the game and get on with brawling and side quests. The main things that made the Yakuza games great.
The "strip club" sounds assuming but thats all it will be in games like this. I'll go initially honestly just to see how much nudity is present, then I'll just ignore them for the rest of the game and get on with brawling and side quests. The main things that made the Yakuza games great.
Kotaku has a longer explanation of why I thought it's a terrible move to remove Club Ageha:
http://kotaku.com/5478862/sega-you-are-once-again-making-a-giant-mistake
Their description of Asian hostess club is rather accurate. It's pretty fun (and funny) to visit if you can control yourself. [size=-2]Imagine 3,000 beautiful women parading in front of you in batches, or you can choose by calling out your favorite celeb's name; they will bring a few look-alikes to you[/size]
To some people, it's probably too creepy to discuss or experience in the Y3 game, so I can understand why they took it out due to time constraints. But it's a way of life, and this is a Yakuza game. The clubs are usually visited by all sorts of business men, including the underground ones, or even government officials. The good hostesses are cheery, smart and seasoned. If they don't like you, you won't be able to take advantage of them easily. They are very good conversational and gaming partners too (You don't have to worry about them getting mad at you). ^_^
http://kotaku.com/5478862/sega-you-are-once-again-making-a-giant-mistake
Their description of Asian hostess club is rather accurate. It's pretty fun (and funny) to visit if you can control yourself. [size=-2]Imagine 3,000 beautiful women parading in front of you in batches, or you can choose by calling out your favorite celeb's name; they will bring a few look-alikes to you
[/size] To some people, it's probably too creepy to discuss or experience in the Y3 game, so I can understand why they took it out due to time constraints. But it's a way of life, and this is a Yakuza game. The clubs are usually visited by all sorts of business men, including the underground ones, or even government officials. The good hostesses are cheery, smart and seasoned. If they don't like you, you won't be able to take advantage of them easily. They are very good conversational and gaming partners too (You don't have to worry about them getting mad at you). ^_^
Y3 has arrived on US shores amidst all the excitement over Move, FFXIII, and GoW3:
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/12/metareview-yakuza-3/
[size=-2]I totally forgot about it ![/size]
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/12/metareview-yakuza-3/
[size=-2]I totally forgot about it ![/size]
Not me
This was my only purchase this past week, and despite the cuts, the game was extremely enjoyable. Anyone up for a 90's style Japanese game with a modern gloss (and some great music) should pick it up. Some side quests were cut as well, but the main game itself is about 20 hours long the first time around. New game + is there as well as a couple of other modes. DLC's should on their way too. Still, it's too bad that some content was taken out.
A personal 8.5/10. Sadly, I don't think we'll be seeing the 4th one in the west.
ShadowRunner
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Ive been waiting for this game a long time but i just cant justify picking it up right now. What a stupid time to release it i mean i cant even remember a holiday season thats had as many must have games as recently. Just Cause 2 is another one ill be having to leave until a later date.
If enough people act like you we won't se translated Y4. But it hit 24 in the UK charts, maybe that is enough?
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