Sega declared on this month’s SegaNama stream that Yakuza: Like a Dragon Will receive a DLC adding a New Game Plus mode together with a difficulty level. New components geared towards those who cleared the match is going to be used. Toshihiro Nagoshi mentioned it will take a bit of time fro the DLC as they need to debug things to roll around.
New Game Plus is something you find in many JRPGs, so it makes great sense for Yakuza: Just Like a Dragon To include one. The simple fact that the game did not start with New Game Plus away is a small bummer for people who already defeated the match since January. But better late than never. Yakuza: Just Like a Dragon is regularly becoming free DLC since its release, such as bonus costumes, as well as also the seventh free DLC package will release on February 27.
The SegaNama of this month was held on February 25. During the flow, Toshihiro Nagoshi and Ayana Tsubaki chatted about many subjects including the game events that were canceled due to the Coronavirus. Nagoshi mentioned he feels bad for tournaments. The like and promotional events can constantly be rescheduled via press or streams releases instead. Players who’ve been training for weeks to get a championship much can not do anything in case it has canceled. Nagoshi mentioned he met with several DJs from around the globe at a recent Yakuza concert occasion. One DJ from Germany told him he’s playing Yakuza: Just Like a Dragon, translating every single line with machine interpretation. The flow included many serious or fun talks and was a view, as usual. The flow’s YouTube movie was created private soon after it finished, so you’re able to find it on Periscope instead.
We covered the Previous monthly SegaNama streams on DualShockers. The past one most notably had Nagoshi talking about Sakura Wars and Yakuza: Like a Dragon’s sales in Japan.
Yakuza: Just Like a Dragon published in Japan on January 17. The Game is scheduled to release later in 2020 from the west, only on PlayStation 4. The american version will include all of the DLC . All the prior main Yakuza matches are now currently on PlayStation 4 if you want to try the sequence. Yakuza: Like a Dragon changes protagonists, and also you don’t really should have played with the past ones to enjoy it, but you’ll enjoy it more if you’re doing. Fairy Tail’s Hiro Mashima also called the match a masterpiece.
