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Yakuza 4 PS3 Game

Can you survive the dangers and temptations of the Japanese underworld in the PS3 Game Yakuza 4?

Features:

  • Experience the dark Japanese underworld as one of four characters.
  • Various missions that...

Can you survive the dangers and temptations of the Japanese underworld in the PS3 Game Yakuza 4?

Features:

  • Experience the dark Japanese underworld as one of four characters.
  • Various missions that allow you to explore Tokyo from different perspectives.
  • Explore the alleys of Tokyo and view the scenery from towering rooftops.
  • Improved combat mechanics and a...
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Can you survive the dangers and temptations of the Japanese underworld in the PS3 Game Yakuza 4?

Features:

  • Experience the dark Japanese underworld as one of four characters.
  • Various missions that allow you to explore Tokyo from different perspectives.
  • Explore the alleys of Tokyo and view the scenery from towering rooftops.
  • Improved combat mechanics and a new training system.
  • Intelligent script that incorporates all aspects of Japanese culture.

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Specifications

Specifications

Genre
Action, Adventure
Release Year
2011
Release Date
18/03/2011
Age Rating (PEGI)
18
Version
-

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • DeVoS
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    One of the best titles I have played. The Yakuza series has a unique way of connecting with the player. It throws you into the thick of the game right away, even if you haven't played the previous games (although I would recommend it). Yakuza 4 puts you in the shoes of four characters, each with a completely distinct story (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). I won't go into too much detail about the story, it's just worth every bit. The final boss fight was one of my favorite moments in the entire game, if not my favorite. One thing that felt very mediocre to me, however, was that when you weren't playing the story and were wandering the streets of Kamurocho, the game felt very simple and the minigames seemed pointless, but I think every game feels that way for me. I bought it for 10 euros, although I believe it's worth 20 as well; I'm not saying it wouldn't be worth it if it were more expensive, but the price will definitely drop. Depending on everyone's economy, get it with your eyes closed!

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  • One of the best titles I have played. The Yakuza series has a unique way of connecting with the player. It throws you into the thick of the game right away, even if you haven't played the previous games (although I would recommend it). Yakuza 4 puts you in the shoes of four characters, each with a completely distinct story (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). I won't go into too much detail about the story, it's just worth every bit. The final boss fight was one of my favorite moments in the entire game, if not my favorite. One thing that felt very mediocre to me, however, was that when you weren't playing the story and were wandering the streets of Kamurocho, the game felt very simple and the minigames seemed pointless, but I think every game feels that way for me. I bought it for 10 euros, although I believe it's worth 20 as well; I'm not saying it wouldn't be worth it if it were more expensive, but the price will definitely drop. Depending on everyone's economy, get it with your eyes closed!

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Can you survive the dangers and temptations of the Japanese underworld in the PS3 Game Yakuza 4?

Features:

  • Experience the dark Japanese underworld as one of four characters.
  • Various missions that allow you to explore Tokyo from different perspectives.
  • Explore the alleys of Tokyo and view the scenery from towering rooftops.
  • Improved combat mechanics and a new training system.
  • Intelligent script that incorporates all aspects of Japanese culture.

Manufacturer

Genre
Action, Adventure
Release Year
2011
Release Date
18/03/2011
Age Rating (PEGI)
18
Version
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • DeVoS
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    One of the best titles I have played. The Yakuza series has a unique way of connecting with the player. It throws you into the thick of the game right away, even if you haven't played the previous games (although I would recommend it). Yakuza 4 puts you in the shoes of four characters, each with a completely distinct story (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). I won't go into too much detail about the story, it's just worth every bit. The final boss fight was one of my favorite moments in the entire game, if not my favorite. One thing that felt very mediocre to me, however, was that when you weren't playing the story and were wandering the streets of Kamurocho, the game felt very simple and the minigames seemed pointless, but I think every game feels that way for me. I bought it for 10 euros, although I believe it's worth 20 as well; I'm not saying it wouldn't be worth it if it were more expensive, but the price will definitely drop. Depending on everyone's economy, get it with your eyes closed!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • One of the best titles I have played. The Yakuza series has a unique way of connecting with the player. It throws you into the thick of the game right away, even if you haven't played the previous games (although I would recommend it). Yakuza 4 puts you in the shoes of four characters, each with a completely distinct story (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). I won't go into too much detail about the story, it's just worth every bit. The final boss fight was one of my favorite moments in the entire game, if not my favorite. One thing that felt very mediocre to me, however, was that when you weren't playing the story and were wandering the streets of Kamurocho, the game felt very simple and the minigames seemed pointless, but I think every game feels that way for me. I bought it for 10 euros, although I believe it's worth 20 as well; I'm not saying it wouldn't be worth it if it were more expensive, but the price will definitely drop. Depending on everyone's economy, get it with your eyes closed!

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