[HO] Yakuza Saga

Sergirt82 escribió:Espero que ese día estéis todos jugando con un macho de verdad y no con un grupillo de "nenas" acampando en el medio del desierto

cloud_cato escribió:@Sergirt82 , es q eres un flooder..

mimeh escribió:

cloud_cato escribió:@Sergirt82 , es q eres un flooder..

Y eso que no puede hacer doble post y tiene que ir editando su post si es el último, que si no teníamos más páginas aquí que en el hilo de las nenas

cloud_cato escribió:@Dene , puedes tener varias cuentas principales, esa es la clave

Yo también tenía dudas con eso, pero tengo mi cuenta USA y EU, ambas como principales. El tema está en q eso te permite acceder a las descargas desde el resto de cuentas, como si fueran la propia cuenta principal, pero no anula los privilegios de las otras cuentas.

Si creas tu cuenta Japo y la marcas como principal, podrás jugar la demo de RGG6 en la EU sin problema

Yakuza: The Poetry of Soul live-action drama airs November 30

The new Yakuza series live-action drama teased earlier this month is called Yakuza: The Poetry of Soul and will begin airing on the Geo Channel in Japan on November 30, Sega announced at Sega Fes 2016.

The title is similar to the subtitle of Yakuza 6, which is The Poetry of Life, but the live-action drama is not a live-action version of the game. Rather, it depicts a completely original story of a group of young men who look up to legendary yakuza Kazuma Kiryu and come from Onomichi to Kamurocho in order to rise up in the world.

Kan Eguchi is supervising the series, and the theme song is being done by Japanese reggae band Shonan no Kaze.

According to Yakuza series general supervisor Toshihiro Nagoshi, Kazuma Kiryu will not appear in the drama at all (only by name).

The cast includes Shono Hayama, Shoudai Fukuyama, Mai Tezuka, Kazuya Takahashi, and supervisor Kan Eguchi.

Fuente: Gematsu

Could they be involved in the conspiracy shown in RGG6? Looking at Little Asia and the Saio Clan

Continuing on from last week, in this week’s Ryu Soku we’ll be bringing you the story from the beginning of the game. Kiryu, arriving in Kamurocho to search for Akiyama, heads for Little Asia where the Saio Clan, said to be intent on killing him, are headquartered. Of course, this doesn’t go without incident… The interesting continuation is revealed below. This week, we also have plenty of information on hostess clubs, of interest to the guys (!?), and Onomichi. Let’s get excited in preparation for its release!

This is the reborn Little Asia!



A huge fire occurs in Little Asia while Kiryu is in prison. The resulting renovations by the Saio Clan have caused a shocking change in its appearance!

The old Little Asia was a chaotic place

Prior to the blaze, the Little Asia district was a chaotic area even for Kamurocho where Asians dwelt. Many foreigners lived boldly in its mixed residences and the alleys weaving through it. The residents were exclusive, making it difficult for average people to even enter. Little Asia was also the home turf of Masayoshi Tanimura, one of Ryu ga Gotoku 4’s protagonists.



The meaningful area has vanished. By the way, the “Hometown” you get a glimpse of in the video is a Chinese restaurant where Tanimura was based.

A meeting is held in Little Asia with the Tojo Clan. How does it go?

At the same time Kiryu arrives in Little Asia searching for Akiyama, a meeting is being held between executives of the parties involved in a fierce conflict, the Saio Clan and Tojo Clan. It doesn’t seem, however, as if the meeting ends in a peaceful resolution.





The Tojo and Saio clans engage in a blood feud over turf warfare. The Tojo Clan dispatch envoys to the Saio Clan. They attempt to settle things down with a compromise of sorts, but…



Challenged to a fight in Little Asia, Kazuma Kiryu (48) steps up
In order to find Haruka, he must first locate Akiyama. Believing this, Kiryu ventures into the headquarters of the Saio Clan, who are after Akiyama!



What effect does Kiryu’s fight have on Kamurocho’s underground society!?
The Tojo executives realise that it is Kiryu who has been involved in a large scuffle with the Chinese mafia. You can see signs of something worse befalling him…!?



Little Asia and the Saio Clan

Little Asia, a place where Asian foreigners live side by side in Kamurocho. One night, somebody starts a huge fire. The old Little Asia is burnt to the ground overnight. It is the Chinese mafia’s Saio Clan who rush in and rebuild the ruins of Little Asia. As they continue to grow in influence, they use the reborn Little Asia as a foothold in their advance into Kamurocho.

Wars begin to frequently break out in Kamurocho between the Tojo Clan and the Saio Clan. In an attempt to settle the dispute, the Tojo dispatch envoys to the Saio Clan, but one of the Saio executives, Edo, rejects their attempts at placation, catching the Tojo’s yakuza envoys into a bloodbath in the blink of an eye. With their deaths, the Saio announce that they will not submit to the Tojo.

Meanwhile…
Kiryu heads into Little Asia alone in search of Akiyama. The Chinese mafia will not greet the fearless Kiryu with a warm welcome, but upon challenging him to a fight they are forced into surrender.

A Tojo envoy who somehow manages to escape from Edo happens upon this scene. “Kiryu has returned to Kamurocho…” As he spreads this information, it will surely set both the Tojo and Saio into motion…

Looking for Akiyama, he comes to blows with the Saio Clan

Despite not being able to obtain any information in Little Asia, Kiryu coincidentally hears information from a man called Murota of the Jinsei Family near Sky Finance regarding Akiyama’s whereabouts. Hearing that Akiyama is supposedly hiding there, Kiryu heads for the underground sewer.





Murota is attacked around back of Sky Finance by the Chinese mafia. Saving him opens the path to meet Akiyama. Kiryu heads for Akiyama’s hideout…!



When Kiryu meets Akiyama for the first time in a long time, he is dressed as a homeless person. He is being pursued by the Saio Clan, causing him to close down Sky Finance and flee.



Kiryu, who is being tailed, ends up showing Edo of the Saio Clan the way to Akiyama. Edo attacks, and a fight begins!



Kiryu and Akiyama end up taking on Edo together! Despite the pair boasting overwhelming strength, Edo is an even match for them. His strength… is incredible!

As the two are reunited, a call comes telling of Haruka’s whereabouts…!



Just about managing to drive Edo back, Kiryu and Akiyama emerge above ground. Then, Kiryu receives a phone call. It is from Date, who informs him that Haruka has been involved in a traffic accident.

The Saio Clan and Akiyama

Akiyama has been involved in many incidents surrounding the Tojo Clan. As far as the Saio Clan is concerned, he is essentially on par with the Tojo Clan executives. As the conflict intensifies, the Saio begin to see Akiyama as a foe who must be dealt with and attempt to kill him.

Akiyama is of similar strength to Kiryu, but he can’t contend with an entire organisation. Not only that, but there are more powerful foes like Edo within the Saio Clan. Akiyama vanishes, and Sky Finance closes down. He lurks underground, disguised as a homeless man, using his network of connections to secretly watch over the machinations of Kamurocho’s criminal underground.

Karaoke with the hostesses is amazing!

Fans of the series will know that one of the things you could enjoy with hostesses was singing together at karaoke. In this game, it has received a huge upgrade. If you attempt each hostess’ favourite song, you can see a special cutscene! Here, we will show you Hikaru and Riona Ichijo’s singing cutscenes.





Hikaru, a hostess who aims to become an idol. If she sings her favourite song, the scene changes to one of her singing on the stage she dreams to stand on! Kiryu watches over, looking satisfied.



A girl who puts on airs of being strange

Hikaru

As well as being a hostess, Hikaru performs as an underground idol on the side.

Her favourite song is Bran-New Stage. Does the song title have something to do with the contents of the cutscene!?



Stoic professional hostess

Riona Ichijo

As a professional hostess, it’s simply amazing what her song of choice to sing at karaoke is! Maybe it’s her skilled reading that allows Kiryu to get so into it.

It’s almost like a music video!



If you sing a duet of Riona Ichio’s favourite song, Like a Butterfly, the scene changes to that of a robotic, techno-style stage. I’m interested in just what kind of song it will be, but for now, look at what Kiryu is wearing!



Wearing cyber (!?) sunglasses, Kiryu dances energetically! Is it my imagination that he looks even more into it than the disco dancing he showed off in Ryu ga Gotoku 0…!?

It costs quite an amount in order to enjoy karaoke for two!

The road to being able to take hostesses out to karaoke is not a short one. This is because if you don’t properly raise their friendliness meter, they won’t go with you. If you want to see these cutscenes, the first thing you need to do is to frequently visit the hostess club and invest in the girl whose cutscene you want to see. In the trial version that is to be distributed ahead of release, you can’t proceed this far. However, you can save up money to use when you go to the club!



The way you converse with the hostess can decrease the amount you need to spend. The key lies in how to get them excited.



Onomichi Tsushin (Onotsu)

One of the settings for RGG6, Hiroshima’s Onomichi Jingaicho, is based on the real-life city of Onomichi. This is a corner in which we will dig down into the scenic area of Onomichi, surrounded by sea and mountains, so you will enjoy RGG6’s story even more.

Today, we will be bringing you coverage of the RGG6 demo event that recently took place in Onomichi in this special edition. For those of you who can’t wait for the release, let’s go to Onomichi.

Topic #1: A demo event for the game was held in Onomichi, the model for Onomichi Jingaicho!





A demo event for RGG6 was held on the 12th and 13th of November at the Onomichi Chamber of Commerce Memorial Museum plaza. A Ryu ga Gotoku Studio tent was set up at the venue, along with several consoles to play the demo. It was a great success, with a large crowd on the last day. The participants said that it was just like Onomichi, getting to experience the high level at which the townscape had been recreated. Producer Masayoshi Yokoyama himself, having finished up with a signing event within the prefecture on 12/11, also attended. He seemed relieved to see everyone enjoying the event.

A reporter happens upon Mr. Yokoyama around back of the venue. He was not taking a snack break, but rather trying out the collaboration menu with Oyatsu to Yamaneko that will be detailed later. We hope to find out more about this collaboration with a popular sweets shop as soon as possible.

Topic #2: Explaining the details of the local mascot, Michio Ono!

Michio Ono has appeared casually in Ryu Soku, but now that we think of it, we haven’t talked about the particulars of this character! Let us do that, then. First of all, remmeber that Michio Ono is simply a local character of Onomichi Jingaicho, not the real life Onomichi. Next, his body is composed of several items that represent Onomichi Jingaicho. If you remember the origins of all of the parts as explained here, you may not be so surprised (?) if you suddenly encounter him within the game.

Hat: Onomichi’s signature food, Onomichi ramen
Clothes: Has Michio Ono’s surname, “ONO”, printed in large letters
Fish pouch: Shows that this is a town where you can enjoy delicious seafood
Head: Setouchi’s primary export, the hassaku orange
Boots: Coolly shows that this is a city of fishermen



Topic #3: Collaboraions with real Onomichi shops have been revealed!

RGG6’s Onomichi Jingaicho may be purely fictional, but some places are faithful recreations of the real Onomichi. This is most notable in collaborations with real eateries. Below, we will introduce Yonetoku and Oyatsu to Yamaneko, which appear almost identically within the game and each have their own unique menu to enjoy, linked to Kazuma Kiryu’s health recovery and ability upgrades. If you have the chance, how about visiting the real establishments!?

Collaboration shop #1: Yonetoku

Yonetoku is an izakaya in the snack district of Kubo, Onomichi. Not only the shop’s exterior but the atmosphere of its interior, too, has been carefully reproduced. This is a spot you should definitely visit if you go to Onomichi. Their special menu item is spicy meat nabe. You can season it how you like to suit it to your tastes. Aside from this, there is also “crunchy shochu highball”, shochu that has been frozen and carbonated water added, and a flavourful stew.

Only regular customers of Yonetoku will understand, but the level of reproduction of the establishment is amazing! You have to check it out for yourself.





Collaboration shop #2: Oyatsu to Yamaneko

This is an extremely popular sweet shop located in Higashigosho, Onomichi. Being close to Onomichi Station, it is a popular destination for snacks in between sightseeing or as souvenirs, with customers forming queues to purchase their popular menu items. Appearing in-game is their representative menu of Onomichi purin and hiyashi ame. There are several different flavours of Onomichi purin, but you can also buy them from their official site, so you can try having it delivered, too.



The exterior gives off a bit of a Showa-era, retro feeling. It looks almost like a stylish general store.
(bottom right img) Onomichi purin comes with Setouchi lemon syrup.

Onomichi Meow Meow Photo School♡



Onomichi is the city of cats! Here are some photos we took during breaks in our reporting. This is a cat we spotted in the hilly area sandwiched between the tracks of the Sanyo line. For some reason, it persistently wrapped itself around the reporter’s legs – perhaps it smelled food!?

This week’s spot: Ferry

This ferry can carry you between Onomichi and Mukaishima in a matter of minutes. If you are going on foot it will cost you from 60 to 100 yen one-way, so we recommend trying it if you are sightseeing in Onomichi. Onomichi as viewed from the sea is stunning!



As you can see in the photo, the ferry boarding point has cars and bikes waiting for the ferry. This is an important part of life for people who live in the area.

Fuente: Yakuza Fan

Sergirt82 escribió:Ya iba estreñido de tanto aguantar .

Por cierto, en Game ya han abierto ficha de Yakuza 0 :

https://www.game.es/yakuza-0-playstation-4-130319

Lo jodido es que no sale por el buscador:

https://www.game.es/buscar/yakuza

Lo encontré de casualidad por Google. Pero todavía no se puede reserva. Me huelo que en Europa nos van a dar por el saco y nos vamos a quedar sin edición bonita ....

Dene escribió:En el 5 ya entras, pero como en el Dead Souls.

Sergirt82 escribió:Nagoshi ha estado estos días promocionando RGG6 por Hong Kong:

[spoiler]

Que guay ver como promocionan un juego de la saga fuera de Japón que saldrá a la vez que allí, traducido y localizado e incluso con productos locales. En cambio, en el E3 parece ser que ni las moscas se acercaron al Zero...

Me siento como la figura Sad Majima que sacarán :

http://synapse1.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-20.html?sp

Sobre Kamurocho Hills, aquí hay un pantallazo del mapa:



Parece ser que hay una entrada bien grande central. Con la de interiores que tendrá el juego, ojalá se hayan currado algo "grande" en esa zona y no solo una zona de paso en la trama para repartir mamporros.

En NeoGAF han abierto un interesante hilo sobre lo que es Yakuza y no es:

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1319598

Ekir escribió:Al final nos vamos a conocer mas Kamurocho que nuestro barrio y lo mismo con los nombres de las tiendas

ahivalahostia leo en la wikipedia que el zero sale el 24 enero por la psn? ahora que hay fecha confirmada ya puedo acabar de meterme en vena el 5 como me jode esto de dosificar un juego pero la droga buena y de la mejor calidad es insustituible

Ryu ga Gotoku (PS2) - 37/40
Ryu ga Gotoku 2 (PS2) - 38/40
Ryu ga Gotoku Kenzan! (PS3) - 37/40
Ryu ga Gotoku 3 (PS3) - 38/40
Ryu ga Gotoku 4 (PS3) - 38/40
Kurohyō: Ryū ga Gotoku (PSP) - 36/40
Ryu ga Gotoku of the End (PS3) - 37/40
Kurohyō 2: Ryū ga Gotoku (PSP) - 38/40
Ryu ga Gotoku 5 (PS3) - 40/40
Ryu ga Gotoku Ishin! (PS4) - 39/40
Ryu ga Gotoku Zero (PS4) – 36/40
Yakuza: Kiwami (PS4) – 8/9/9/8 [34/40]

The Banner Saga 2 un 31, están locos...

mimeh escribió:Pues a mí me la ha jugado Game (para variar) así que a falta de FFXV... vuelta a Kamurocho otro rato

Daniken79 escribió:

mimeh escribió:Pues a mí me la ha jugado Game (para variar) así que a falta de FFXV... vuelta a Kamurocho otro rato

Yo quiero un spin off en plan road movie con Kyriu, Akiyama, Majima y Saejima acampando por ahí

En unas solitarias y boscosas montañas de un largo y frio invierno, acampan cuatro solitarios hombres en busca de un destino....

mimeh escribió:Dejad de fumar cosas raras y decidme qué significa lo que sale en el karaoke que es el muñequito de Kazuma diciendo STAY o UP y lo del mapa de Japón y tal... qué es en plan Rock Band que vas ganando fans o qué?
Esto de no entender japonés es muy poco práctico

Si no sabéis de lo que hablo aquí hay un vídeo del karaoke de mi propia cosecha (no soy youtuber ni cosas de esas, no es spam!):
https://youtu.be/vLJNvzGaX8s

Y ya que estamos, por qué sale un recuadro negro alrededor de los screenshots y los vídeos? Es cosa mía solamente?

Nuku nuku escribió:hasta poder competir como Idol maduro canoso y atractivo contrd Haruka.

mimeh escribió:

Ekir escribió:Al final nos vamos a conocer mas Kamurocho que nuestro barrio y lo mismo con los nombres de las tiendas

ahivalahostia leo en la wikipedia que el zero sale el 24 enero por la psn? ahora que hay fecha confirmada ya puedo acabar de meterme en vena el 5 como me jode esto de dosificar un juego pero la droga buena y de la mejor calidad es insustituible

Claro que puedes, hombre! Dale que quedan 2 meses!

Yo este año como no había ninguno al final pues me jugué el Kenzan! y ahí tengo esperando el Ishin! para 2018

Ekir escribió:

mimeh escribió:

Ekir escribió:Al final nos vamos a conocer mas Kamurocho que nuestro barrio y lo mismo con los nombres de las tiendas

ahivalahostia leo en la wikipedia que el zero sale el 24 enero por la psn? ahora que hay fecha confirmada ya puedo acabar de meterme en vena el 5 como me jode esto de dosificar un juego pero la droga buena y de la mejor calidad es insustituible

Claro que puedes, hombre! Dale que quedan 2 meses!

Yo este año como no había ninguno al final pues me jugué el Kenzan! y ahí tengo esperando el Ishin! para 2018

Espera espera... que acabo de recordar que hablamos de Sega. Esa gente pospone más las cosas que un indeciso. Capaces son de decirnos en diciembre que saldrá más tarde.

Creo que le daré tute a algún rpg. Yo de sega ya me fio menos que del gobierno ahora, cuando tenga el zero en la mano/hdd ya sí, ahí a por el 5 a hierro necesito tener siempre ahí mi yakuza de reserva, o acabaré como homer sin tele y sin cerveza

mimeh escribió:

Ekir escribió:Espera espera... que acabo de recordar que hablamos de Sega. Esa gente pospone más las cosas que un indeciso. Capaces son de decirnos en diciembre que saldrá más tarde.

Creo que le daré tute a algún rpg. Yo de sega ya me fio menos que del gobierno ahora, cuando tenga el zero en la mano/hdd ya sí, ahí a por el 5 a hierro necesito tener siempre ahí mi yakuza de reserva, o acabaré como homer sin tele y sin cerveza

Hombre de poca fe... yo ya tengo la esperanza de que realmente el juego existe y saldrá a finales de enero sin problemas y puedo empezar a terminarme el resto de la saga que estaba reservada para sequías.

Hasta me puse a sacar los trofeos que me faltaban en el Dead Souls mientras esperaba el lanzamiento del FFXV... y ahora me puse a sacar los trofeos del Yakuza 3 mientras me llega el FFXV... y posiblemente los del Yakuza 4 me de tiempo también, puta Game

Crazy characters that appear in RGG6!

The game may have an extravagant cast, but there are also enemy character who leave just as fierce of an impact. Here, we will reveal these characters that will leave a strong impression on the player! These are all enemies who appear within the main story. However, they are not characters who are at the core of that story. Even still, in a way it’s Ryu ga Gotoku-like that they show off their own personalities, and you could say that this is allowed specifically because the main cast has such a powerful presence. Pay attention to what kinds of scenes they appear in!



A chef inside a Chinese restaurant that Kiryu infiltrates. You will surely end up being forced to fight him.



It seems as though bath battles, which are for some reason a fixture of the series, appear in this game as well.



A man who has been imprisoned inside a facility within Kamurocho. From his appearance, you can understand his being shut away. Reason no longer exists within him, and he attacks Kiryu based on his fighting instincts alone!



A Map of Kamurocho

Fuente: YakuzaFan

[Target Audience]

* Yakuza fans
* PS4 owners
* Those who enjoy really in-depth dramatic stories

[Game Length]

* 40 Hours to clear the game
* 120 Hours to clear the game/side quests etc


Yoshida (10):

As this is the final chapter of the legendary story surrounding “Kiryu Kazuma” we see a lot of Kiryu’s previous endeavours all wrap up perfectly.

The characters voiced by Miyasako and Kitano Takeshi’s existence in this universe is perfectly created and not just merely thrown in for fan service. Both Kamurocho & the newly added city, from Hiroshima, Onomichi are completely different and have several specific enjoyable spots.

Compared to previous games in the series, the transition between walking around the map and battles are seamless which make it easy to enter the fight without having to wait for minor hiccups when loading in-between the two. I have to say that this is the magnum opus of the Yakuza series!

Asada (10):

The story of the game is very well done, you’ll never know what will be coming around the corner and you will NEVER be able to keep your eyes off for a second. The game retains the depth of the previous games in the series, but also does the best way of filling in certain previously unanswered questions too. The transition between adventuring across the map into battle is so seamless and jaw dropping. The game is as close to perfect as it can be.

Namuko (9):

I was constantly surprised by every continuation of the story and you really have to stick your eyes to the screen to keep up with the epic tale. There are a lot of people you will make and break bonds within the final part of Yakuza’s amazing story with a lot of famous actors who do a great job making their characters feel like an important part of the story. The ability to do battle within shops is something I never thought I would see, but it is done extremely well.

The seriousness of the story mixed with side missions that add some hilarity into the mix is done very very well! Kamurocho looks even better and Onomichi is so interesting to venture through.

BunBunMaru (10):

Even though you only play as Kiryu and use a single battle style; the battles still feel fresh and exciting. The story can be enjoyed and interpreted by each player, but it is still an amazing site to see. Within each available city you will meet a brand new amazing cast and you will gain some new exciting friends along Kiryu’s adventure. Speaking of the story, it’s extremely enjoyable and it felt like I was watching a drama series as everything unfolded.

I just wish there was a lot more added to the “Clan Creator”.

Fuente: Play-asia.com