Toshihiro Nagoshi: Last News

Yakuza‘s creator Toshihiro Nagoshi says he doesn’t want to create a fighting game with protagonist Kazuma Kiryu, because he doesn’t see his character hitting a woman.In an interview with Red Bull France, Nagoshi said that despite the Yakuza series having a large number of spin-off titles including the zombie-themed Yakuza: Dead Souls and Kazuma Kiryu’s inclusion in many other games such as Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania, he doesn’t see a fighting game such as Tekken in Kiryu’s future.NME has translated his response below:“We have received an enormous amount of requests for that (a fighting game featuring Kiryu).

RGG Studio had published a new video in Japanese showcasing new gameplay features in Lost Judgment.Fortunately, Sega has now translated the video, which includes an informative and entertaining chat between general director Toshihiro Nagoshi and lead actor Takuya Kimura.The developer and actor discuss the potentially “sensitive” high school setting of Lost Judgment, where “bullying” is also a key theme, which Nagoshi says “could be something people had never seen” in a video game.The high school setting also allowed for detective protagonist Yagami to be thrown into new situations, which include mini-games of club activities like boxing and dancing.“Let’s let players really experience Takuya Kimura in a high school settings,” says Nagoshi,

Lost Judgment, a sequel to the detective crime drama spin-off Judgement from the Yakuza series.The news came via an online presentation first teased on a website last month counting down to ‘Judgment Day’ (May 7).The reveal was presented by RGG Studio’s executive director Toshihiro Nagoshi and game producer Kazuki Hosokawa, with a special message from actor Takuya Kimura who reprises his role as lawyer-turned-detective Takayuki Yagami.Lost Judgment has been confirmed for a worldwide release on September 24, featuring dual English and Japanese audio, as well as English, French, Italian, German and Spanish subtitles.The game takes place in the familiar location Tokyo district of Kamurocoho, but also Ijincho, Yokohama, which featured in