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    Yakuza: Like a Dragon Has Launched on Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Windows and Steam

    By Orpheus JoshuaNovember 10, 2020
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    The newest entry in the Yakuza franchise, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, has launched today on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PlayStation 4, Windows and Steam from developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio.

    You can watch the launch trailer for Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the first turn-based entry in the franchise, below:

    Currently, there are three editions of the game available for purchase with those being the Day Ichi (One) Edition, the Hero Edition and the Legendary Hero Edition. Both Japanese and English audio are also included.

    The Day Ichi Edition ($59.99) includes the Legends Costume Set incorporating eight costumes representing popular characters from the Yakuza series, from Kazuma Kiryu to Daigo Dojima, with the physical versions of the game also bundled with a steel book case.

    The Hero Edition ($69.99) includes the content from the Day Ichi Edition as well as unlocking the full in-game job set and Management Mode set.

    The Legendary Hero Edition ($89.99) includes all of the content from the Hero Edition as well as well as the full in-game crafting set, karaoke set, Ultimate Costume set and stat boost set.

    We have also published both a written and video review for Yakuza: Like a Dragon which you can view here.

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