Push Square: "There's no point in denying it: we have a massive man-crush on Yakuza protagonist Kazuma Kiryu here at Push Square. We've known the guy since the days of the PlayStation 2, and our admiration seems to grow with every new Yakuza title that makes its way to Western shores."
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Article didn't include the video. Good for a laugh.
https://youtu.be/PpxDuNFBVj...
"“Sus” is short for suspicious. It was first used in Among Us where players discuss whether a player is responsible for murders in the spaceship." Nope. In use for a century. Simple googling would have done the trick. Funny article, but come on, do some research before you post something as truth.
Good article on "sus"
https://www.merriam-webster...
Kazuma Kiryu over Ryo Hazuki anyway
Every time I see Kazuma, I'm the hardest man.
If only the game developers behind Yakuza series felt that way. They seem to think some random cop or wrestler with no interesting backstory, personality or characteristics are more important.
Considering this is my first real experience with Yakuza, I'm inclined to agree. He has an intense presence, and I'm into it. I just took over as Majima a bit ago(got the bat fighting style), so I'm excited to see how his character unfolds.
I've heard a bit of how he is in the more modern(timeline wise) games, so I'm hoping to see a bit of that transition, if not all of it.
But yeah, Kiryu is not a guy you'd want to step to.