screenshot: Sega/Kotaku The Complete Yakuza Series available from retailer Good Old Games last week, bundling the franchise’s first seven games into a single offering. It is a Great Deal, but fans who’ve been testing the release to see if there’s anything different about it have stumbled upon something odd. The Yakuza developers should cast these ...
entire japanese gangster The series was recently released on DRM-free PC game retailer GOG, but it appears many developers have been dropped from credits. In general, releasing a game DRM-free is a good thing because it means you own the game without having to worry about having a store client to run it. Yakuza 0 ...
Members of Nagoshi Studio, posing for the camera and not working on a smartphone puzzle game. image: NetEase anus leaving SegaToshihiro Nagoshi set up a new Tokyo studio called Nagoshi Studio. Earlier this year, owners NetEase Games described the wholly-owned subsidiary, stating it “develops high-end titles for worldwide release, with a primary focus on the ...
Lost Judgment changes from the previous main yakuza and spin-offs in the sense that it is entitled to simultaneous worldwide release. Therefore, SEGA has to communicate in the different territories at the same time. As a result, fans of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s productions cannot be satisfied with 100% Japanese videos for several months. see ...
After a brief period of hesitation, Toshihiro Nagoshi returns from the top of his creative leadership attire to think about yakuza. A challenge for his team Ryu Ga Gotoku, which is entirely dedicated to Sega’s star franchise. Less for that veteran with a professional career marked by success. The creative genius enters Sega with tweezers, ...
A cutscene from F-Zero GX’s story mode (Image: YouTube / darkretromania) Last November, Nintendo’s F-Zero series turned 30 years old. While it doesn’t seem like it’ll be making a comeback anytime soon, if it was to happen, one guy who would be happy to help out is Sega’s Toshihiro Nagoshi. Nagoshi is known for producing ...
As part of Sega’s 60th birthday celebrations, the company’s Chief Creative Officer, Toshihiro Nagoshi, has taken part in a video interview where he talks about his time with the firm. Nagoshi is perhaps most famous for his association with the Yakuza franchise, but his history with Sega games back quite some time. He worked on ...
