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Yakuza 0 (2017) PS4 Review | FilmGamesEtc

FGE - The latest entry in the PlayStation exclusive Yakuza series is a prequel aimed at new and old fans alike. Set in the glitz and glam of 1988 Japan, the economic bubble during the era sets the stage for a mystery-filled, action-packed crime drama with plenty of twists and turns. While many may look at the series and write it off as Grand Theft Auto set in Japan, the Yakuza games are so much more than that. As a spiritual successor to the famed Shenmue series, the Yakuza games offer a tight, focused experience that’s satisfying from beginning to end. Yakuza 0 is the perfect entry point for new players looking to get into the series that started on the PlayStation 2.

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30 Best Steam Deck Games You Should Play

Cultured Vultures: Valve's Steam Deck is a pretty impressive piece of kit, so here's our recommendations of the best Steam Deck games you should play.

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Most Badass Moments from the Yakuza Games

Every single Yakuza game has over-the-top action and high-octane fights, and these are our picks for the most badass moments from the Yakuza games.

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Best things in games that became memes

Memes have become an important part of humor in the 21st century. These are some of the best things in games that became memes.

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Babadook7733d ago (Edited 733d ago )

Article didn't include the video. Good for a laugh.

https://youtu.be/PpxDuNFBVj...

Sano24734d ago (Edited 734d ago )

Very disappointing. He Dew not know De Wey.

Glemt733d ago (Edited 733d ago )

"“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...

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