Yakuza 3 (Playstation 3)
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- Released
- 16/03/2010
- Platform
- Playstation 3
- Game Genre
- Action, Adventure
- Game Region
- PAL
Description
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Product Details
- Compatible Controllers
- Sony PS3 DualShock 3 Wireless Controller
- Sony PS3 SixAxis Wireless Controller
- Game Rating (UK)
- 18
- Number of Discs
- 1
Features
Tokyo and Okinawa are rendered with stunning accuracy
Play a variety of mini-games including billiards, karaoke or even take in a game of golf
Engage in a variety of real-life activities from buying items in licensed shops & businesses to eating in restaurants you can find on actual streets of Tokyo
Seamlessly transition into intense fights more brutal than ever before
Gain fighting experience by training with teachers, getting "heavenly inspiration" or by remembering new moves from previous battles
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Customer Reviews
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Pros
- Easy To Learn
- Replay value
Cons
- It's all in Japanese
- No Multiplayer Mode
- No Online Play
Best Uses
Comments about Yakuza 3 (Playstation 3):
Yakuza is a hard game to explain. I had never played a yakuza game before this one, so I had no idea what to expext.
My best description of this game would be a mixture of open world ( grand theft auto like )and old school double dragon style fighting with a modern edge. The entire game is in Japanese with english subtitles. It's similar to an rpg game in a lot of ways.
You can buy and use all sorts of weapons from swords, bats, knives and assorted guns. All can be upgraded and used in general play.
It is quite a large game with excellent replay value and if you can get past the subtitles and some of the orphanage missions it is quite enjoyable.
The fighting is pretty good with some great upgrades and finishing moves and sometimes you fight masses of enemies at once. There are boss battles and cage matches as well. A good buy if you can get it for under $50
Pros
- Easy To Learn
- Engaging Story Line
Cons
- Not enough gameplay
Best Uses
- Adults
- Teenagers
Comments about Yakuza 3 (Playstation 3):
You would have to play Yakuza 1 & 2 to appreciate the storyline and follow the story. A minor knowledge of Japan and social structure and even Yakuza would help. Too much storytelling, not enough gameplay.
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