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Aug 05, 2024 11:50 AM

Like a Dragon fans are buzzing with excitement after Sega filed a trademark for "Yakuza Wars" in Japan on July 26, 2024. This development, made public on August 5, has led to rampant speculation about the next installment from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. While the trademark doesn’t reveal much beyond the name, fans are theorizing about potential collaborations and different game genres, possibly including a crossover with Sega's Sakura Wars or a real-time strategy game. The revelation of the new game is anticipated at the Tokyo Game Show between September 26 and 29. With previous confirmations that it won’t be Yakuza Kiwami 3, the gaming community is eagerly awaiting more details.

What could Yakuza Wars potentially be about?

The title "Yakuza Wars" suggests it might involve large-scale conflicts, possibly branching out into new gameplay mechanics like real-time strategy, given RGG Studio’s history with similar minigames in Yakuza Kiwami 2. Some fans speculate it could be a crossover with Sakura Wars, blending role-playing and dating simulator elements in a steampunk setting with combat against demons.

The Like a Dragon series, previously known as Yakuza in the West, has captivated audiences with its blend of action, intricate storytelling, and unique mini-games. Started in 2005 with the original Yakuza game, the series has evolved significantly, including notable titles like Yakuza 0 and the more recent Like a Dragon: Ishin remake. The anticipation for the new game underscores the series' lasting impact and the community's hunger for fresh experiences within this beloved franchise.



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