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Yakuza 4 - Cane and Rinse No.530 (Patreon)

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2022-08-08 16:05:08
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We're up to the fifth show in our mainline Yakuza series of podcasts, which, therefore, is all about Yakuza 4. Because we started with 0, you see? Anyway, Leon, Brian, Leah, Michiel and community correspondents share their thoughts on this change of direction for the Ryu ga Gotoku series, with its four playable protagonists. Tune in to hear possibly the most gaping chasm in appreciation between the least and most positive panellists in the history of the show.Music featured in this issue:1. Four Face by Hidenori Shoji2. Infinite Handcuff by Hidenori Shojiedited by Jay Taylor

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Lucas Harris

Yakuza 4 is one of my favorites in the series. Akiyama is easily one of my favorite protagonist in the series, especially to play as. He felt like he was really fast and had a great flow. This game definitely has problems though, that Saejima part, oof it’s bad. But just like Brian the end scene gets me hyped as heck! It does enough heavy lifting for me that when I think back to this game that’s the first thing I remember, and thus Yakuza 4 becoming one of my favorites in the series. I would recommend to people who have already played the series but it definitely isn’t where you want to start.

Ben Naylor

Just to say, these remasters do have new localizations over the original versions, not a massive overhaul but there's certainly some differences, and I believe they made an effort to make some of the very culturally specific minigames like MahJong more accessible. It was most significant in in Yakuza 3 which had quite a few things cut out of the original release. Would need to look things up to see the exact differences.