SEGA’s legendary Japanese series Yakuza 0 finally comes to PC. Fight like hell through Tokyo and Osaka as junior yakuza Kiryu and Majima. Take a front row seat to 1980s life in Japan in an experience unlike anything else in video gaming, with uncapped framerates and 4K resolutions. A legend
This year we’ve battled through a number of killer titles, driven, shot and puzzled our way through alongside an assortment of disappointments across consoles and PC. As 2017 draws to a close, it’s that time again to recap on the memorable moments and decide the top games 2017 and our
Yakuza 0 allows players to undertake many things including running your own cabaret clubs and managing the staff. Whilst it’s merely a mini-game distraction from the main story in the game, there’s quite a bit of depth in what you can accomplish here to raise cash and take out rival
Yakuza 0 has a number of cash earning schemes and mini games but some are more “entertaining” than others especially if darts, bowling or pool aren’t your thing. One of the biggest crutches is simply managing your property empire but this is a little boring to just sit and wait
The 1980s in Japan were defined by unprecedented amounts of decadent overindulgence – and nothing was out of greed’s reach, especially in Kamurocho. A chilly but electric Tokyo in December 1988 is the backdrop for Kazuma Kiryu’s ascension into the ranks of the Yakuza – the name given to members
The 1980s in Japan were defined by unprecedented amounts of decadent overindulgence – and nothing was out of greed’s reach, especially in Kamurocho. A chilly but electric Tokyo in December 1988 is the backdrop for Kazuma Kiryu’s ascension into the ranks of the Yakuza – the name given to members
The PlayStation Experience 2015 is now live and in case you’re needing to catch up on the keynote, then check out the video on Youtube below. The event kicked off at 6pm GMT on Sat. December 5th 2015. We’ve also posted the individual videos of the trailers that were shown
