


in the west Yakuza games go.all I really want is Kenzan! Yakuza games: Main series: Yakuza
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but a full written guide is expected from. I plan to play them in order so after 1&2 HD comes Kenzan but I'm having issues finding a translated guide for this one … A group of dedicated fans began translating Yakuza: Black Panther into English in.

Yakuza Kenzan translation: The game was developed and published by Sega for PlayStation 3. Meanwhile, the success of other historical/samurai games has led fans to hope Sega might consider a western release of Ishin. Ryū ga Gotoku Kenzan! ', rather than 'Yakuza: Kenzan!'. In a 2019 interview, Yakuza producer Daisuke Sato suggested a hypothetical Yakuza Kenzan Kiwami would be our best chance of getting Yakuza Kenzan in English. Never played Ishin, but I'd pick it up if it got translated. The 3 is used incorrectly both on this and on the Yakuza (Video Game) page and should be removed.-Taku25 17:12, 15 September 2007 (UTC) Until there is an official western release, the title of the game should remain as 'Ryuu ga gotoku Kenzan! The player takes the role of the historical character Miyamoto Musashi, a renowned swordsman who, … Thanks. The Yakuza games all kinda blend together for me because of Kamurocho being the meat and potatoes of every game.

And Yakuza the game delivers with rich and intense gameplay similar to the successful Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series.
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Hello everyone new Yakuza fan here and I've recently started my playthrough of the entire series starting with Yakuza 1&2 HD collection for the ps3. Watch us play some of it here, or check out our review here.With the addition of Yakuza 3, 4, and 5, almost every mainline Yakuza title is now on Xbox Game Pass. Judgment, an entirely new Yakuza spin-off, is of course, out today on PlayStation 4.
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And because Kenzan was an early PS3 game, if it were to receive a simple HD remaster it would feel like it’s missing something, so in my opinion a ‘Kiwami’ version would be better.' Sato specifcally calls out that a Kiwami version would let him and his team bring the spin-off to the West, saying 'A lot of Western players mentioned that they want to play this game in English, and Asian players also want the game to release in Chinese. Originally released only in Japan, the spin-off game actually transports the action to the Edo period in Japan in 1605 and sees alternate reality versions of series protoganists Kiryu and Majima as samurai. If you've not heard of Yakuza: Kenzan, that's understandable. Upon being asked on the subject at the recent Chinese language launch of Yakuza 5 for the PlayStation 4 in Taiwan ( as reported by Bahamut and translated by Silconera) Sato said that he thinks 'Personally, Yakuza: Kenzan is quite suitable to get a ‘Kiwami’ makeover.' But as for a potential next game in the series to get a similar treatment, Yakuza producer Daisuke Sato has offered up a potentially unexpected suggestion. The Kiwami remasters of the Yakuza series have proven very popular so far, with Sega even asking fans which entries in the series they would like to see remade a few months ago.
