Yakuza 3, 4 e 5 remaster anunciados para PS4

[PC2]

Ele achou que ia escapar do lançamento day 730, vamus rir galere.

vai ti fude

 

[G².]

O ritual de evocação pra fevereiro chegar mais rápido já foi feito. Só vem:

Spoiler

KRL OLHA AQUELE HOKUTEIRO COM A CAPA DIFERENCIADA ATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATA WATCHAAAAAAAAA, agora dá licença que eu vou preparar um drinkzão

 

[Madarame]

O ritual de evocação pra fevereiro chegar mais rápido já foi feito. Só vem:

Spoiler

Kcetada, boa meu consagrado.

Pena q não tenho PS4, queria muito jogar o Yakuza 6, o Judgment e o Hokuto no Ken.

 

[KazumaKiryu]

Qual site tu vai comprar? Queria também essa versão física,mas nunca comprei nada antecipado assim

Sobre o valor,se for isso mesmo, tá mais barato que a versão kiwani 2 no ML!

Videogameplus já está com a pré venda aberta e inclusive o frete é grátis pro mundo inteiro. A parte boa de lá é que eles deixam uma opção de apenas debitar no seu cartão quando o jogo for enviado, ou seja, você agora está apenas reservando sua cópia, já deixando dentro da logística de compras deles para distribuição.

Meu hokuto no ken e o judgement, assim como muitos jogos edição limitada vieram por eles, sempre recomendo.

Pra comparação: meu judgement saiu o mesmo valor que sairá o Yakuza, acabei pagando 257 na fatura do meu cartão e não fui taxado.

 

[_BigBoss_]

vai ti fude

Mostarderus receberam 2 Yakuzas em 1 único ano e em menos de 3 meses, çeu Enzu mimado. Agora se foti aeh no #DAY730.

Obs.: E se reclamar ou achar ruim, terá outro Yakuza só em 2020. #PÁS

Kcetada, boa meu consagrado.

Aqui nóis é bilivero, depromata, esfihero ou no seu caso um eregi, çeu loleru disfarçado. (RISOS)

 

[firmino_666]

Videogameplus já está com a pré venda aberta e inclusive o frete é grátis pro mundo inteiro. A parte boa de lá é que eles deixam uma opção de apenas debitar no seu cartão quando o jogo for enviado, ou seja, você agora está apenas reservando sua cópia, já deixando dentro da logística de compras deles para distribuição.

Meu hokuto no ken e o judgement, assim como muitos jogos edição limitada vieram por eles, sempre recomendo.

Pra comparação: meu judgement saiu o mesmo valor que sairá o Yakuza, acabei pagando 257 na fatura do meu cartão e não fui taxado.

Demora em qto tempo em média pra chegar?

 

[Demi-fiend]

Eu tenho os Yakuza Zero, Kiwami, 6 e o Judgment de Ps4 e os Yakuza 3, 4 e Dead Souls de Ps3, todos em mídia física. Pra fechar minha coleção falta o yakuza 5 e o kiwami 2, queria muito esses em mídia física, mas vou acabar pegando digital mesmo, ta inviável esses preços q andam cobrando...

 

[HonkaHonka]

Só pelo 5, essa coletânea de remasters já vale a pena. Se não lançarem por aqui, também embarcarei no bonde da importação, apesar de estar desanimado de comprar no exterior por conta da alta grotesca do dólar.

Abraços!

 

[KazumaKiryu]

Demora em qto tempo em média pra chegar?

Vai depender muito de que estado vc mora, mas em 7 anos comprando lá não demorou mais que 20 dias, porém levando em consideração nossos correios pode ter sido coincidência ou sorte

 

[_BigBoss_]

LOCALIZAÇÃO OCIDENTAL DO YAKUZAUM 3 100% SEM CORTES OU CENSURAS (provavelmente nada além dos cortes e das censuras já feitas na marmita do oriente):

Spoiler: Censuras e Cortes

NUNCA ESQUECER MICHIRU

 

[ludex]

Pqp, como eu ri disso

 

[_BigBoss_]

Stream do RGGStudio na gamescom 2019:


Yakuza 3 for PS4 now available in the west; Yakuza 4 and 5 to follow in October and February
Physical edition box set also due out in February.
Sal Romano

The PlayStation 4 version of Yakuza 3 is available now via the PlayStation Store in the Americas and Europe as part of The Yakuza Remastered Collection, Sega announced at Gamescom 2019. The PlayStation 4 versions of Yakuza 4 and Yakuza 5 will follow on October 29, 2019 and February 11, 2020, respectively.
A “very limited run” physical box set called The Yakuza Remastered Collection: Day One Edition, which includes Yakuza 3, Yakuza 4, and Yakuza 5 on two discs, will be released alongside the digital release of Yakuza 5 on February 11, 2020.
Get the details below.

What’s Changed in The Yakuza Remastered Collection?
The Yakuza Remastered Collection is far from a typical console generation port. In addition to graphical and performance upgrades (720p –> 1080p at 30fps –> 60fps), all three games have gone through a rigorous re-localization process. The English scripts for each game have been reviewed, revised, and even rewritten in some cases, and content previously cut from the western releases of Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 have been re-added in The Yakuza Remastered Collection.
In Yakuza 3, this means the Mahjong, Shogi, Massage Parlor, and ever-popular Cabaret minigames, as well as a collection of Substories cut from the original release, are now available in the West for the first time!
Several quality-of-life changes have also been added for each release in the collection, including a Substory tracker on the map and the ability to toggle between English and Japanese written lyrics during Karaoke.
The Yakuza Remastered Collection Release Details:
The Yakuza Remastered Collection is available now digitally for $59.99 and includes Yakuza 3, Yakuza 4, and Yakuza 5—previously only available for PlayStation 3—beautifully remastered in 1080p at 60fps.
Yakuza 3 is available to download and play immediately after purchasing the collection—Yakuza 4 and Yakuza 5 will become available on October 29, 2019 and February 11, 2020 respectively.
A limited run of The Yakuza Remastered Collection: Day One Edition will release on February 11, 2020 for $59.99, and contains Yakuza 3, Yakuza 4, and Yakuza 5 on two disks in a striking red collectible case emblazoned with Kiryu’s trademark dragon tattoo. This release marks the first time Yakuza 5 will be available in a physical format in the west, so the collection also includes a genuine Yakuza 5 PS3 case; after five years since the game’s original release, series collectors can finally fill the gap in their library! Supplies are very limited, so get your order in while supplies last!

The Yakuza Remastered Collection Features:

• Complete the Journey of the Dragon: The Yakuza Remastered Collection brings the final missing chapters in Kiryu’s story to the PlayStation 4. From Yakuza 0 to Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, players can now experience the full story of The Dragon of Dojima, all on a single platform.
• Remastered and Refreshed: All three games in the collection have received impressive graphical and performance upgrades, from 720p at 30fps to 1080p at 60fps and have also gone through a rigorous re-localization process. Missing content from the original Western releases has been re-added to the remastered versions, and the full English scripts have been reviewed, revised, and had portions rewritten for accuracy alongside the original Japanese releases.

In addition to today’s release of Yakuza 3 / The Yakuza Remastered Collection, a digital bundle called The Yakuza Origins Digital Bundle, which includes Yakuza 0, Yakuza: Kiwami, and Yakuza: Kiwami 2, is available now via the PlayStation Store for $49.99.
Watch the announcement trailer below. View a set of screenshots at the gallery. Visit the official website here.
fonte: https://gematsu.com/2019/08/yakuza-...uza-4-and-5-to-follow-in-october-and-february
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[LuffyKurosaki]

Detalhe que a versão física vai ter tiragem limitada e já tá em pré venda, ou seja, muito provavelmente não chega nem a outubro às vendas, quem quiser melhor já garantir.

Eu peguei a minha, até pq, só vai descontar do cartão quando for enviado LoL

Putz depois desse relato bateu um medo danado, e resolvi correr, e fiz minha pre-order

 

[Devon_]

Pronto, Yakuza 0 zerado. Vou zerar alguma outra coisa antes de jogar o Kiwami 2 (zerei o Kiwami 1 quando a Sony deu ele na Plus )

Onde é que tá rolando a pre order da Remastered Collection pra enviar aqui pro Brasil?

Enviado de meu MI 6 usando o Tapatalk

 

[Link_1998]

Demora em qto tempo em média pra chegar?

Pelas minhas experiências, pode levar 15 dias ou chegar de 2 a 3 meses... A segunda opção costuma ser mais certa.

 

[G².]

PC c***lho

 

[_BigBoss_]

Spoiler: BÔNUS

 

[evil_akuma]

existe um tom "anti americano" nesses jogos. Na verdade, anti ocidental.

O Kenzan se passa no período do famoso Musashi, e a história apesar de ser bastante diferente dos livros e filmes do famoso samurai, ela detém muito do nacionalismo e conservadorismo típico dos japoneses que ufanam esse período. No Japão é muito comum vc ligar o grande Musashi à tradição (e conservadorismo) japonesa. Existe uma trama no Ishin fortemente explorada no fechamento das fronteiras japonesas que o Shogum impôs por vários séculos.

A situação piora no Ishin, que se passa no Bakumatsu e o protagonista acaba circulando pelo ultra conservador grupo Shinsegumi, que protegia o Shogum contra a abertura do país imposta pelos EUA e apoiada pelo Imperador. Esse período ilustra o fim dos samurais e abertura econômica e social japonesa, o que acabou levando ao imperalismo e expansionismo japonês pela Ásia, que culminou com duas bombas atômicas e o fim da segunda grande guerra mundial. Os valores do Japão imperial na opinião de muitos estudiosos nasceram desse conflito.


Eu sei que pode parecer bobagem para nós, mas acredito que alguém lá na SEGA OF AMERICA pode ler esses roteiros e pensar: SERÁ QUE VAI DAR m**** ISSO?

 

[G².]

Acho que não, não é como se os fãs americanos de Yakuza fossem extremamente patriotas também, Yakuza sempre foi uma franquia de nicho, a galera aqui joga Yakuza porque ama mesmo. Não se vê franquias como Ryu Ga Gokuto frequentemente por aí, é exatamente isso que faz com que esses jogos sejam especiais. São um passaporte de 60 dólares até o Japão que dura entre 20 a 50 horas dependendo do tempo investido.

 

[_BigBoss_]

existe um tom "anti americano" nesses jogos. Na verdade, anti ocidental.

O Kenzan se passa no período do famoso Musashi, e a história apesar de ser bastante diferente dos livros e filmes do famoso samurai, ela detém muito do nacionalismo e conservadorismo típico dos japoneses que ufanam esse período. No Japão é muito comum vc ligar o grande Musashi à tradição japonesa. Existe uma trama no Ishin fortemente explorada no fechamento das fronteiras japonesas que o Shogum impôs por vários séculos.

A situação piora no Ishin, que se passa no Bakumatsu e o protagonista acaba circulando pelo ultra conservador grupo Shinsegumi, que protegia o Shogum contra a abertura do país imposta pelos EUA e apoiada pelo Imperador.


Eu sei que pode parecer bobagem para nós, mas acredito que alguém lá na SEGA OF AMERICA pode ler esses roteiros e pensar: SERÁ QUE VAI DAR m**** ISSO?

Isso é muito pouco explorado nos 2 jogos, só citado como parte do contexto do período. Duvido muito que isso seja um empecilho pra localização.
Está mais pra causa de sempre: as vendas no ocidente (e a falta de mídia física separadamente pras remasterizações pode ser um indício disso).

PC c***lho

 

[evil_akuma]

Acho que não, não é como se os fãs americanos de Yakuza fossem extremamente patriotas também, Yakuza sempre foi uma franquia de nicho, a galera aqui joga Yakuza porque ama mesmo. Não se vê franquias como Ryu Ga Gokuto frequentemente por aí, é exatamente isso que faz com que esses jogos sejam especiais. São um passaporte de 60 dólares até o Japão que dura entre 20 a 50 horas dependendo do tempo investido.

Eu concordo com vc.

Estou apenas teorizando sobre o tema.

 

[Tacrovy]

Isso é muito pouco explorado nos 2 jogos, só citado como parte do contexto do período. Duvido muito que isso seja um empecilho pra localização.
Está mais pra causa de sempre: as vendas no ocidente (e a falta de mídia física separadamente pras remasterizações pode ser um indício disso).

 

[carloshfc]

existe um tom "anti americano" nesses jogos. Na verdade, anti ocidental.

O Kenzan se passa no período do famoso Musashi, e a história apesar de ser bastante diferente dos livros e filmes do famoso samurai, ela detém muito do nacionalismo e conservadorismo típico dos japoneses que ufanam esse período. No Japão é muito comum vc ligar o grande Musashi à tradição (e conservadorismo) japonesa. Existe uma trama no Ishin fortemente explorada no fechamento das fronteiras japonesas que o Shogum impôs por vários séculos.

A situação piora no Ishin, que se passa no Bakumatsu e o protagonista acaba circulando pelo ultra conservador grupo Shinsegumi, que protegia o Shogum contra a abertura do país imposta pelos EUA e apoiada pelo Imperador. Esse período ilustra o fim dos samurais e abertura econômica e social japonesa, o que acabou levando ao imperalismo e expansionismo japonês pela Ásia, que culminou com duas bombas atômicas e o fim da segunda grande guerra mundial. Os valores do Japão imperial na opinião de muitos estudiosos nasceram desse conflito.


Eu sei que pode parecer bobagem para nós, mas acredito que alguém lá na SEGA OF AMERICA pode ler esses roteiros e pensar: SERÁ QUE VAI DAR m**** ISSO?

Uai, mas The Last Blade 2 se passa no Bakumatsu e aquele filme com o Tom Cruise, tudo bem que muito zoado, já explorou esse período da abertura e fim dos Samurai. Nada que o ocidente vá se horrorizar.

Ta mais para a questão comercial. Na minha opinião, se tão com medo, lancem digital. Mas não deixem de lançar.
Agora é que o úblico dessa série está se expandindo, se eles querem ganhar dinheiro, tem que lançar o que já ta feito. Melhor que desenvolver do zero.

E Metal Gear Solid 3, Peace Walker e V tem um tom anti-americano gigantesco.
No Peace Walker então, a figura do Snake é muito associada ao Che. Ainda assim, vendeu.

 

[evil_akuma]

Uai, mas The Last Blade 2 se passa no Bakumatsu e aquele filme com o Tom Cruise, tudo bem que muito zoado, já explorou esse período da abertura e fim dos Samurai. Nada que o ocidente vá se horrorizar.

Ta mais para a questão comercial. Na minha opinião, se tão com medo, lancem digital. Mas não deixem de lançar.
Agora é que o úblico dessa série está se expandindo, se eles querem ganhar dinheiro, tem que lançar o que já ta feito. Melhor que desenvolver do zero.

E Metal Gear Solid 3, Peace Walker e V tem um tom anti-americano gigantesco.
No Peace Walker então, a figura do Snake é muito associada ao Che. Ainda assim, vendeu.

Teve o mangá Rurouni Kenshin tb, que na minha opinião, foi o que melhor explorou esse período, dentre as obras trazidas ao ocidente. Eu ainda recomendo o filme japonês "When the Last Sword is Drawn". Essencialmente para quem é fã do Hajime Saito. O jogo que vc citou nunca teve com apelo comercial os EUA, tanto que jogos da SNK mesmo nos anos 1990 não eram populares por lá. O filme do Tom Cruise por sua vez tem apelo global, é um drama frágil com os cabelos bonitos do ator, só.

Eu acho que hj em dia tudo isso é avaliado sim, mas talvez em menor grau se comparado à simples ignorância que o norte americano detém sobre qualquer coisa que não seja história e fatos norte americanos. Eu sempre acreditei que existe um nicho a ser explorado com esses dois jogos, talvez o custo de tradução e os valores que eles terão que negociar para trazer vozes e imagem de atores consagrados no Japão sejam um impeditivo comercial.


Mas agora, que Yakuza é "POP", nunca estivemos tão perto de termos Kenzan e Ishin na PSN US.

 

[BurningWitches]

Confirmado: é edição limitada mesmo. Disponível na amazon.

• The Yakuza remastered collection is Far from a typical Console generation port. In addition to graphical and performance upgrades (720p> 1080p at 30> 60FPS), all three games have gone through a rigorous re-localization process.
• The English scripts for each game have been reviewed, revised, and even rewritten in some Cases, and content previously cut from the Western releases of Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 have been re-added in the Yakuza remastered collection.
• The Yakuza remastered collection brings the final missing chapters in kiryu's story to the PlayStation 4. From Yakuza 0 to Yakuza 6: the song of life, players can now experience the full story of the Dragon of Dojima, all on a single platform.
• Missing content from the original Western releases has been re-added to the remastered versions, and the full English scripts have been reviewed, revised, and had portions rewritten for accuracy alongside the original Japanese releases.
• Day One Edition contains Yakuza 3, Yakuza 4, & Yakuza 5 on two disks in a striking red collectible case, Emblazoned with kiryu's trademark Dragon tattoo. While supplies last.

 

[ludex]

Esse "while supplies last" geralmente é só pra usar a velha tática de urgencia pra deixar a galera com medo de perder

Eu peguei o Yakuza Kiwami 1 um bom tempo depois que ele foi lançado, ainda na ediçao especial com a capinha de metal e tudo mais, e por 20 dólares. Kiwami 2 peguei no lançamento, mas acabei de abrir aqui e ver que na Amazon continua tendo a versao especial day one, com a capinha metálica e tudo mais, por 30 conto, 20 a menos que o preço inicial. E isso se aplica pra vários outros jogos além da série Yakuza

Se escreverem "day one edition" na amazon, vao ver o tanto de coisa que continua disponível de boas

 

[_BigBoss_]

Problema da marmita no gameplay:

they fixed the lock on movement speed, but the dodge speed is still whacked out and if you're close you end up doing a 360 around an enemy. It's hilarious, but not how it SHOULD be.

30 fps=180º | 60 fps=360º

The Remaster Collection is the best seller on Amazon!

E a censura e os cortes orientais continuam na versão hamburguer:

Sega cuts content from Yakuza remasters: ‘The perception of the LGBTQ community was different to how it is nowadays’

Sega cuts content from Yakuza remasters: ‘The perception of the LGBTQ community was different to how it is nowadays’
Seth Barton

Sega is remastering Yakuza 3, 4 and 5, with the first title having launched at gamescom, but not all of the content made the cut, series producer Daisuke Sato tells MCV
Sega is tying up its long-running Yakuza series with the re-release of the middle three entries in the series: Yakuza 3, 4 and 5. These were originally on the PS3 and will be remastered to 1080p and 60fps, with the original PS2 titles already having been remade to modern standards – this will enable fans to enjoy the whole series on the PS4, with Yakuza 0 and Yakuza 6 being native to the platform.
While the updates are largely technical, developer RGG Studio has taken the chance to make some edits to the original games, series producer Daisuke Sato told MCV@gamescom (please note, that this interview was done via a translator): “There are technical issues, but also content issues that we need to change because they don’t fit the modern mindset anymore,” Sato said.

“Personally, I don’t think that the western territories will completely grasp the concept of the Yakuza clans in Japanese culture.”

When asked for examples he continued: “The first game is ten years old, back in the day the perception of the LGBTQ community was different to how it is nowadays. It’s a different topic, with different ways of looking at it and talking about it, and so there are some substories that didn’t fit this modern spirit and so they had to be cut.”
While ten years ago isn’t a huge amount of time, and maybe such content shouldn’t have been there to begin with, it’s good to see the studio rectifying its previous errors.
Speaking of cultural sensibilities we also asked Sato if he thinks differently about his western fanbase as opposed to those who are playing the games in Japan itself.
“Personally, I don’t think that the western territories will completely grasp the concept of the Yakuza clans in Japanese culture,” he replied. “But then I also like the Godfather movies for example, although I don’t entirely grasp the concept of the mafia. But there are human interactions, there are two rival groups, there’s a very nice storyline around it, and I think the same applies for the Yakuza series,” he explained.
However, western audiences are a greater consideration today than they were when the games were first launched: “We’re not putting content in to satisfy western customers, but over time we’ve put more effort into the localisation. To ensure that the localisation is more smooth, more understandable, the games have been re-localised by the teams that worked on Yakuza 0 and Yakuza 6. So western audiences can grasp it better, to make it more enjoyable,” said Sato.
The games release is very much aimed at long-term fans of the series. The initial offering is a digital season pass called The Yakuza Remastered Collection, with players able to download Yakuza 3 immediately, then Yakuza 4 in October and Yakuza 5 in February. And with that a physical special edition of all three games will also be released, and the titles will go on individual digital sale as well.
fonte:

Sega cuts content from Yakuza remasters: ‘The perception of the LGBTQ community was different to how it is nowadays’ - MCV

Sega is remastering Yakuza 3, 4 and 5, with the first title having launched at gamescom, but not all

www.mcvuk.com

[RIP MICHIRU 2009-2019]

Spoiler: BÔNUS

Hidenori Shoji. The one guy who has been consistently delivering for 10+ years. (Series composer)

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[_BigBoss_]

Yakuza Remastered interview: producer Daisuke Sato on bringing the complete Kiryu saga to PS4
By Alex Donaldson, Tuesday, 20 August 2019

Surprise! Sega is bringing PlayStation 4 versions of Yakuza 3, 4 and 5 to the West – and the first of the trio is out now. We spoke to Yakuza Series Producer Daisuke Sato about the surprise release.

In case you missed the out-of-nowhere reveal, the Yakuza Remastered Collection is gathering Yakuza 3, 4 and 5 together on PlayStation 4. The trio will be released physically in February of next year, but fans desperate to get started will be able to buy a digital ‘season pass’ that’ll get them access to all three games as they’re ready, starting right now with Yakuza 3. Yakuza 4 will follow in a few months, then the collection will be completed digitally just prior to the boxed version hitting stores.

Just before the news was revealed to the world, we sat down with Yakuza series producer Daisuke Sato – who seems gleeful to be fulfilling a particularly strong fan demand, even as we cheekily ask about a PC version. Here’s our chat.

VG247: This is obviously a bit of a surprise announcement… so how did bringing these remasters to the West come about?

Daisuke Sato:: There was a big raise in the fanbase of Yakuza starting with Yakuza 0 on the PS4. These fans who joined Yakuza on the PS4 know Kiwami and Kiwami 2, they know Yakuza 0 and 6… so we decided to bring out Yakuza 3, 4 and 5 on PS4 for this fanbase as well, to allow them to experience the whole storyline of Yakuza and all of the main characters.

VG247: So, for fans familiar with the original games, are there any major differences between the original versions and these remastered versions?

Daisuke Sato: So, as it’s a remaster one focus was to up the graphics to 1080p and up the frame rate from 30fps to 60fps, so it’s much more smooth. On top of that, there were several things, especially in Yakuza 3, that were cut from the PS3 version. Stuff like shogi, mahjong, the massage parlor, the cabaret club… all of this is now available in the new remaster.

Also, regarding the translations, it’s not the old translations from the PS3 versions. The team that’s been localizing the Yakuza games since Yakuza 0 has now reworked the translation to make it more understandable, smooth and natural. So there’s a higher quality of translation and localization, too.

VG247: You’re releasing the three games one-by-one digitally over the course of several months – what was the thinking behind doing that?

Daisuke Sato: The original plan was to release all three games in February 2020. We started to develop them – one at a time, one after the other… and because of that, we reached a situation where Yakuza 3 is already done, 4 is in the mastering stage and 5 is still a work in progress. After discussing it with the marketing team, they thought that once we announce it fans might want to get their hands on it as soon as possible.

That’s how we got to releasing it digitally as the season pass beforehand while keeping the original planned release date with the boxed versions.

VG247: What do you think newer fans will get out of these releases, given they’ve already played newer games which are arguably more refined feature-wise?

Daisuke Sato: Everybody who played Yakuza 0, Kiwami, Kiwami 2 and perhaps 6 – this can finally finish the storyline. I’m really happy that I can provide these games so that the users can experience the full story. Also, especially in 4 and 5, there are multiple main characters. In 4 there are four playable characters, while in 5 there are five. The first time you play these characters yourself, I think you can get a very deep understanding of these characters and who they are, what moves them.

I think this is very helpful in helping to build the whole world and surroundings of Yakuza. Also, I mean, there are some characters that appear in Yakuza 6, but for those who just jumped in with 6, they might not be all that easy to grasp. These characters become much more relatable once you’ve played 3, 4 and 5.

VG247: What’s it like revisiting these titles as a creator? How do you think they’ve aged?

Daisuke Sato: I directed Yakuza 3, and I have a lot of memories of it. As I was returning to it and comparing it to newer gaming systems… it’s kind of like an itch that you can’t scratch! [laughs] Of course if you compare it to the newer games it’s of course not of the sort of quality that we’ve reached now – but on the other hand you can also see where a lot of stuff that appeared in 6 started at in 3.

In this sense, you can experience the history in a few ways. You can experience the history of the world, the story and the characters in this game, but you can also experience how the game systems evolved over time.

VG247: I think it’s fair to say that Yakuza’s Western fans are quite vocal. They know what they want and they’ll ask for it… so does it feel like a weight is being lifted by getting these out there?

Daisuke Sato: We would like to have done this earlier, obviously. The order in the West is totally screwed – it’s like 0, 6, 1, 2… and now 3, 4, 5! [laughs] But it’s kind of, like… I’m now just very happy where we’ve created an environment where the users that started on PS4 can experience the whole story.

VG247: You’re about to start a new journey with a new Yakuza game – but do you think these games provide an interesting context when considered next to what’s to come?

Daisuke Sato: So, we’re about to restart the series with a new main character, and we’re putting a lot of effort in to make sure that anyone who hasn’t played any of the older titles will be able to enjoy it.

But that said… of course there are fans that played all the old games, and there’ll probably also be some minor plots or details that might be more enjoyable if you’re familiar with the old stories. I wouldn’t say it’s deeper – that’s not quite the right word – but there’ll be something there for fans who have followed it all.

VG247: Fans are never really truly happy – there’s always another thing on the list… and you’ve had a lot of success on PC. Is that something where, if you could make it happen, you’d like to get the complete saga onto the PC Platform?

Daisuke Sato: [laughs] I can’t comment on that at this very moment.

…but I wouldn’t say it won’t ever happen.

VG247: I’m pretty sure the fans are going to be ecstatic. Is there anything particular you want to get out to the fans alongside this reveal?

Daisuke Sato: First off, there are probably a lot of fans who have been waiting for this for a long time. All I can say is that we’re very sorry to have kept you waiting for so long!

On the other hand, there might be people who may have been hesitant before who might now play the games now that the series is complete and they can play it the way it was supposed to be played. I’m hoping for some new players coming to the series through that. I’m really excited for everybody to play, and to gather feedback… and I really hope everybody enjoys it.

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Yakuza Remastered interview: producer Daisuke Sato on bringing the complete Kiryu saga to PS4 - VG247

Surprise! Sega is bringing PlayStation 4 versions of Yakuza 3, 4 and 5 to the West – and the first of the trio is out now. We spoke to Yakuza Series Producer Daisuke Sato about the surprise release. In case you missed the out-of-nowhere reveal, the Yakuza Remastered Collection is gathering...

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bem broxante esses bugs no Yakuza 3 ein.


agora q não compro mais no preço cheio....

 

[Majima-San]

 

[_BigBoss_]

Series producer hints Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 could be coming to PC
By Ian Boudreau 2 days ago
But he can't comment on it yet.

(Image credit: Sega)​

The Yakuza games are wonderful things all to themselves, and they've found an eager audience on PC since the port of Yakuza 0 last year. Sega has announced that Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 are getting remastered editions for the PlayStation 4, all combined into a single package called The Yakuza Remastered Collection.
VG24/7 spoke with franchise producer—and Yakuza 3 director—Daisuke Sato about the surprise announcement, and thoughtfully asked him about what the odds were of the collection making its way to PC. After all, PC players have now gotten a chance at Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami, and Yakuza Kiwami 2. Yakuza 3 would be the next logical step to make in the story.

Well, Sato wasn't willing to commit to anything explicitly just yet.
"I can't comment on that at this very moment," he said, laughing. "But I wouldn't say it won't ever happen."

That sounds like the kind of thing you'd say if it was going to happen at some point, right? I mean, if it wasn't happening, he would probably have said something along the lines of "we have no plans at this time."
Add to that the fact that after finding success with the Yakuza series on PC, Sega now considers it a "multi-platform franchise." Sega executive vice president of publishing John Clark said in June that PC will continue to be part of that in future offerings.
So it seems highly likely that the Yakuza Remastered Collection—or at least each individual game in it—will at some point make the leap to PC. The question is, if it's the collection, will the games come out one at a time, as they're doing on the PlayStation 4? We'll just have to wait and find out.
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Series producer hints Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 could be coming to PC

But he can't comment on it yet.

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The Yakuza Remastered Collection on PC – “I wouldn’t say it won’t ever happen”

New and old Yakuza fans alike got a special treat today, as the Yakuza Remastered Collection was announced for PlayStation 4 – a full update of Yakuza 3, 4, and 5 for modern machines with modern localisations. But now that the series has finally started making its way to PC, can the fresh set of remasters be far behind?
We can say for sure that a PC version of the Yakuza Remastered Collection is not coming immediately. Asked about the possibility of a PC port at Gamescom, series producer Daisuke Sato tells VG247 that “I can’t comment on that at this very moment. But I wouldn’t say it won’t ever happen.”
Given the path of Yakuza ports on PC, an eventual release for this collection seems inevitable, but it looks like that’s as concrete a response as we’re getting for now. On console, the remasters are only available as a bundle. Yakuza 3 is out right now, Yakuza 4 will launch on October 29, and Yakuza 5 will finish out the collection on February 11.

The Yakuza 3 release is especially notable, as it’ll include the content cut from the original localisation, including things like mahjong and hostess clubs that were removed for fear that Western audience wouldn’t understand them. Mahjong will even have a new tutorial to introduce English-speaking players to the game, as Sato tells GamesIndustry.biz in a separate interview.
in. But do expect to keep waiting if you want that continuation on PC.
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The Yakuza Remastered Collection on PC – “I wouldn’t say it won’t ever happen”

You're still going to be waiting for that release date

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5 Minutes of Yakuza 4 Remastered Gameplay - Gamescom 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv82xFgdQms

 

[G².]

Eu preciso ver mais gameplay do Yakuza 5, vamos ver se as texturas receberam o mesmo tratamento do port pra pc do 0.

Falhando muito pelo Tapatalk

 

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Valeu pela dica @_BigBoss_
Consegui reservar a "trilogia" aqui na Amazon. É ruim que vou ficar dependendo só de digital. Não tem nada melhor que ter na estante uma coleção completinha.

 

[_BigBoss_]

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Removeram apenas o Answer x Answer (trívia de coisas específicas do JP) e a substory dele e as 3 substorys do Michiru... melhor do que eu esperava, talvez seja até possível corrigir isso via mod futuramente.

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bem broxante esses bugs no Yakuza 3 ein.

agora q não compro mais no preço cheio....

Revendo a questão do bug, não vi relatos desse problema com a versão JP e pelos vídeos não dá pra percebê-lo:

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Eu só percebi o "bug" contra o Mine mas ele é um apelão que acaba desviando junto, o que é normal e não um bug.

O restante do combate está exatamente como eu me lembro:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQrjrg74MLM

E segundo o relato o bug só acontece quando você está bem próximo do oponente. Recomendo aguardar um pouco pra ver se soltam algum patch ou espere a mídia física em fevereiro.

Eu preciso ver mais gameplay do Yakuza 5, vamos ver se as texturas receberam o mesmo tratamento do port pra pc do 0.

Nível ishin/0/kiwami ele já roda na mesma engine do ishin/0/kiwami e foi pensado desde o início como se fosse um crossgen:

Yakuza 5 vs Yakuza 5 Remaster l Side by side comparison

We did a side-by-side comparison of the original Yakuza 5 on PS3, and the newly remastered Yakuza 5 on PS4. The remastered version on PS4 comes with noticeab...

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SPOILERS (tentei escolher o início do jogo):

Yakuza 5 (JP) on the PS4! (60 FPS)

Donations: https://streamlabs.com/devilleon7 Special thanks to Hannya Tier patrons: eks2009, MiyuRon

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[PS4]#01 桐生一馬編 第一章「漂泊の地」 ［龍が如く5 夢、叶えし者 リマスター版 ]

PS4版「龍が如く5 夢、叶えし者」の実況をやって行きたいと思います。私が初めてゲーム実況をフルで行った思い出深いタイトルです。ストーリーが非常に素晴らしい作品なので是非映画感覚でご覧頂ければと思います(^^)再生リストhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHJanQ41...

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【龍が如く5】PS4 #25 待ってください　四代目！

タイトル名：龍が如く５　夢、叶えし者対応機種：PlayStation®4ジャンル：アクションアドベンチャー発売日：2019年6月20日 発売価格：3,990円(税別)発売・販売：株式会社セガゲームスCERO：D※本作はPlayStation®3で発売された『龍が如く5　夢、叶えし者』をPlayStation®4用...

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SPOILER DE COMBATE (dIca - o kiryu é um monxstu no 5):

PS4 龍が如く5 EX-HARD 桐生一馬で神室町ヒルズ yakuza 5 Kazuma Kiryu

新龍は神室町ヒルズや桃源郷が自由に出入り出来たり地下や屋上へ行けたりと町の密度が格段に上がっているか、神室町が広くなっていなければならないと思う。 29日の発表会でどんな発表があるのか。

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O 3 e o 4 como foram pensados apenas pro PS3 mantém as características gráficas originais (mesmo assim ficaram bem próximos das texturas do ishin/0/kiwami).

Valeu pela dica @_BigBoss_
Consegui reservar a "trilogia" aqui na Amazon. É ruim que vou ficar dependendo só de digital. Não tem nada melhor que ter na estante uma coleção completinha.

Não entendi a dependência digital. Você reservou a cópia física DAY 730 ONE na amazon? Eles liberam o código da versão digital na compra?