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NAtURAL DOCtRINE is a project presented by developer Kadokawa Games, produced by NIS America. While this game attempts to impede your enjoyment and pleasure while playing, NAtURAL DOCtRINE offers the gamer many rewards, yet those rewards are hidden behind some frustrating mechanics.
From Infinite Wealth to Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, we explore RGG Studios’ iconic franchise. Here are the best Yakuza games, ranked.
Agree with #1 it's what brought me to the series. Gotta say i prefer the Japanese settings over Hawaii though
It’s all a matter of preferences but I have to agree with you Judgement clears Yakuza ishin and man without a name smh so weird choices up there lol
My favorite was 0 but Yakuza 5 had my two favorite locations Sapporo and Osaka.
The First Descendant 1.2.20 Update is finally live.
Final Fantasy Tactics Remastered‘s announcement was a welcome surprise to many, older fans along with the younger generation would be able to experience the epic PS1 game again with some new things that would improve the experience such as voice acting.
This is really stupid and just baffling, the explanation for it is also a big non answer, very disappointing.
Square Enix has really gone down the drain. Even FF7: Rebirth, while being an incredible acheivment seemed very sloppy in some areas... namely performance. These folks wonder why their games don't sell but aren't putting in a decent effort.
It's been like that for a while, they've just gotten progressively worse over time, this game is a bit of a monkey's paw situation. You get the remaster, but you don't get the War Of The Lions content in exchange.
They seem to be suggesting that people didn't like the new stuff in WotL, hence it's non-inclusion, but they're probably secretly planning to add it as DLC down the line, they just don't want to tell people that because they think it'll get an even worse reaction. When they do eventually add it, they'll be like, "We listened". Of course, it won't be free though, so they'll still get flak for it. On the other hand, maybe I'm too cynical.
