Backloggin’ the Year 2020 Edition – Final Wrap-up
Sam Wachter is back with her final backloggin’ update. Find out how many games she completed, and her final thoughts.
Sam Wachter is back with her final backloggin’ update. Find out how many games she completed, and her final thoughts.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss our favorite games of the year. We also discuss our favorite games that we first played this year.
This week we discuss the bacon that broke Anna’s back, Kelley shows us the power of the nip-nado, Pascal meets the Bok Choys, Josh is sponsored by revengecrabs.com, and Robert speedruns the produce department.
Kelley mounts her fox onto a fox to go for a walk with her foxes. Robert breaks his keyboard. Anna Marie drinks the Kool-Aid. Chris is singing about Death Tales, awooo-oo. And Josh vapes with his Xbox. Regardless, they all agree that you should not play Operation Darkness.
This week in Q&A Quest, Phil Willis joins in as we discuss all things Yakuza. We also discuss the failures of the Demon’s Souls Remake.
A new protagonist appears! Move over Kazuma Kiryu because Kasuga Ichiban has stolen the spotlight! Yakuza: Like a Dragon has a new kid in town, but is he ready to take on the reins of becoming the next dragon?
Q&A Quest combines forces with the Dragon Quest podcast Slime Time to discuss the series and all things adjacent to it. We also use the extra hosts to answer your burning questions.
We can’t believe we have to say this, but this week Chris tries to understand water vapor. Anna Marie takes a week off to go date some demons. Josh frequents a sex shop to pick up some weapons. Pascal starts vaping in his Xbox. And Robert and Kelley are testing the jiggle physics of sacks in World of Warcraft.
The latest Yakuza title is now available in North America and Europe. RPGamers can join forces with new protagonist Ichiban Kasuga and his allies in a new turn-based combat system.
RPGamer had the chance to interview Sega Localization Producer Scott Strichart. The discussion covered his work on the Yakuza series and the localization for the upcoming Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
As Yakuza: Like a Dragon draws near a western release, Sega is releasing all sorts of interesting trailers. The latest shows off the graphical powers of the Xbox Series X while also displaying some of the more outrageous moments.
Sega showed off plenty of gameplay for Yakuza: Like a Dragon in a two-hour livestream. The stream utilised the game’s Xbox Series X version, which will launch alongside most other platforms this November.
A brand new Yakuza game — complete with new protagonist, location, and combat — hits North America and Europe next month. RPGamer was given the opportunity to check out what lies in store in Yokohama’s Isezaki Ijincho district.
New media for Yakuza: Like a Dragon shows off many of the game’s side content and mini-games. Sega also revealed that, in a first for the series, some of its karaoke songs have been given English renditions.
Sega has updated the western release date for Yakuza: Like a Dragon, aligning most of its platforms to the same date. The publisher also revealed the game’s minimum and recommend PC specs.
Microsoft has announced a cheaper, disc-less version of the Xbox Series X, the Xbox Series S. The reveal of the consoles’ release date was followed swiftly by release date updates for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and The Falconeer.
Sega has announced the official western release date for Yakuza: Like a Dragon. The date comes with some new media showing off the game’s new job system.
The newest title in the Yakuza series will hit North America and Europe this November, with a PS5 version confirmed to be in development. Sega also announced that the game will come with English and Japanese voice overs.
During the first day of IGN’s Summer of Gaming, Sega showed some English gameplay from Yakuza: Like a Dragon. Senior Localization Producer Scott Strichart joined to talk about the game and its new turn-based combat system.
The latest Yakuza title is following many of its predecessors by heading to PC and Xbox. Yakuza: Like a Dragon will be available on both Xbox Series X and Xbox One, with a free upgrade to the former for those who initially purchase it on the latter.
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