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Yakuza title, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, has been announced at the Xbox Games Showcase with a trailer that is very reminiscent of Austin Powers.The latest trailer caught up with Like A Dragon protagonist Ichiban Kasuga washing ashore — covered in sand and completely naked — with no memories.Luckily, there were perfectly positioned props like a newspaper, sun cream, a surfboard and an umbrella to stop us from seeing anything that would bump the showcase’s age rating up — as Polygon noted, the whole thing is reminiscent of a few of Austin Powers’ most iconic scenes.The reveal trailer was less than two minutes long so we didn’t get a good sense of why he is stuck on this beach, but it appeared to be Miami Beach due to the American accents and towering skyscrapers close to the coast. Once more, the developer seized the chance to shake things up in the established RPG series, as this will be the first entry to be set outside of Japan.We won’t be waiting long for an answer to at least a few of Ichiban Kasuga’s panicked pleas.

Yakuza 8 have been published which give fans the first glimpse at returning protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga.Published by Famitsu today (July 19), the three images show the developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio hard at work developing the Yakuza: Like A Dragon sequel.The in-studio photos show off three of the game’s characters including Like A Dragon’s protagonist Ichiban Kasuga and his best friend, Yu Nanba, as well as police officer and teammate from LaD, Koichi Adachi. You can take a look at the image below:新作『龍が如く8』の未公開映像が格闘家・朝倉未来のYouTubeでチラ見せ。朝倉未来もゲーム内に出演決定！『龍が如く8』の詳細発表前に異例の形で映像公開。映像にはナンバや足立さんらしき姿も。春日一番はアフロではなく、後ろで髪を縛った姿に!?https://t.co/IZ6sEZI2dR pic.twitter.com/wREvVsRS2v— ファミ通.com (@famitsu) July 19, 2022Ichiban looks different in the second image, wearing his hair in a hair tie as opposed to his signature afro.

Yakuza series, has shared information on how his new company, Nagoshi Studio, will approach making games.In a recent interview with IGN Japan, Nagoshi explained the decision to leave SEGA and the Yakuza series behind and form his own new studio.“Well, when the team and I decided to start a new studio, we knew we’d be leaving the content we had previously been working on behind,” Nagoshi said. “But I also have a strong mental attitude and a lot of ideas I would like to try, which could even surpass my previous work, so I was confident that leaving the old series behind will afford the chance to try new things.”Nagoshi wouldn’t share any details of the studio’s debut title but did share some of the inspirations and goals. “We are influenced by movies and are interested in creating games that offer a high level of human drama,” he continued.

Yakuza studio Ryu Ga Gotoku is working on a new franchise, according to a new interview.During an interview with Famitsu (transcribed by ryokutya and translated by VGC), studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama revealed that Ryu Ga Gotoku is planning a whole new franchise.“We’re also working on unannounced titles outside of [Yakuza and Judgement],” he said.Although a sequel to Yakuza: Like A Dragon has already been confirmed, it looks as though the studio is looking to expand its portfolio.

Yakuza franchise, has officially left Sega after 32 years at the company.The announcement came today (October 8) via a statement from RGG Studio, which is transitioning with a new structure and new leadership.“As of today, a new Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is born where the series will live on,” Nagoshi said in his departing statement. “Though I don’t know for sure what they will create, I believe the new generation will further enhance the foundation we built over the years and deliver great games to the world.

a year of violence against the Asian community, a movie about a white woman going on a murder spree against the Japanese mob was possibly a good idea.“Wait…so the premise is this white girl is seeking revenge on folks who poisoned her because she was trying to kill the head of the Yakuza?” one critic commented in response to the trailer. “Yeah hard pass.” “So a movie where a white woman beats up and kills Asian people.