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Yakuza 3

Compatible with PlayStation 3™ (PS3™)
Version: US
US
Version: Japan
Japan
Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.
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US$59.99
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Yakuza 3
Yakuza 3
Yakuza 3
Yakuza 3
Yakuza 3

features

  • Rich Stories to Tell: Japanese author Masayoshi Yokoyama returns to deliver the next chapter of Yakuza bringing the game to life through a rich cast of characters and dozens of stories. All told across over 100 missions and engaging mini-games featuring original Japanese voice cast to ensure the authenticity fans have come to expect
  • Ultimate Street Brawls: Seamlessly transition into intense fights more brutal than ever before thanks to the improved fighting engine and the power of the PlayStation 3 system. By stringing together a combination of fighting moves, players can unleash devastating moves to take out multiple enemies simultaneously or use objects in the environment as weapons
  • Real-world Immersion: Discover the authentic, sandy beaches of Okinawa or travel to the neon-lit adult playgrounds of Tokyo. Become a regular at nightclubs, restaurants and real-world stores to uncover hidden truths and gain access to side missions
  • New ways to Explore: With new locations to venture through, the all-new free camera mode and high energy chase battles, Yakuza 3 offers an unprecedented level of exploration and interaction not seen in the franchise before
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description

Introducing the next cinematic chapter in the prestigious video game saga offering an authentic, gritty and often violent story set in modern day Japan. Following the events of the previous game, Kazuma and Haruka have left Kamurocho to seek a new life in Okinawa where they manage an orphanage for children. However, their peaceful life is soon interrupted when a series of events unfold pulling Kazuma back into the shadowy past he thought he had left behind.Making its first appearance exclusively on the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, the rich story and vibrant world of Yakuza 3 lets players engage in intense brutal clashes within the streets of Okinawa, and the vibrant and often dangerous city of Tokyo where only the strongest will survive.
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customer reviews

Average rating:  (5 out of 5)
Total votes: 86

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Great Game
Awesome upgrade from the PS2 games.
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An excellent game and another solid entry in the Ryu ga gotoku series. Highly recommended for all fans.
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great game
great game, great story, if you liked yakuza game, this one a must ...............
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Dont Mess with a Yakuza
This is my first Yakuza and the reason why I bought this is because of karaoke!! Well, not really. I just wanted to be a Yakuza for once and the fact I can see a Yakuza doing karaoke isn't bad at all.

I enjoyed this game. It's hard not to explore and find side-quests when playing Yakuza. That's probably why it's taking me a looong time just to finish the main story. But I'm a gal who loves Japan so how could I not take my time exploring?? At some chapters, you can opt to travel with your girl companion and when you walk slow you get to hold her hand. It's super adorable.
When you play with her and buy her things when she asks you, you'd gain friendship points with her and the higher you get, the better things she'll give.

The start of the story is quite slow. You're not exactly a Yakuza anymore since you've retired to take care of an orphanage with many children. So a few of your "problems" will be child behavior issues and school issues. After a few of talking to children to solve problems, you'll eventually go back to your old Yakuza-ing place.

The gameplay is simple, you fight with your barehands or with weapons that you can buy. You learn weapon skills by fighting someone who's good at it. You can even make weapons out of everyday life by going to a certain shop. You can also gain fighting ability by looking at a scene, take pictures and choose what to blog about that picture. Yeah man, you a ylogger. I'd read that blog anytime. You'll get hints on those blog-able scenes from this African American guy that's supposed to be texting with weird I'm-a-foreigner-trying-to-write japanese but that got kinda lost in translation.

If you're into 100% completition you might need a walkthrough, otherwise, just explore and talk to people and enjoy the game. Oh and don't forget to try out the food and beverages they offer you. Yum!
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Cool
Good game!
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