Being a staple of Japanese, and later global, pop culture, it’s obvious that there would be plenty of Dragon Ball video games. There’s actually over 150; the problem is that the majority of ...

"Why has the Like a Dragon series been able to create games that differ ... defined as the "multi-tenant buildings symbolic of Japanese city centers." You can almost certainly picture the ...

Judgment is a side series to the mainline Like a Dragon games. These titles follow a detective named Takayuki Yagami, portrayed by Japanese celebrity Takuya Kimura. The first game follows Yagami ...

Capcom's Dragon's Dogma 2, due March 22 ... I don't think there's really been a bad year for Japanese games since they made a roaring comeback in 2017, led by Nier Automata and Zelda: Breath ...

RGG has previously referred to spin-off Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name as the "first" Gaiden game, for example, and it could even remake PlayStation Portable and Japanese-only ...

the game's supported languages have been revealed. You can see this for yourself in the tweet below but the website basically reveals that Like a Dragon: Gaiden will support both Japanese and ...

Dragon Quest X: Rise of the Five Tribes Offline ... and Switch are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases. Also due out this week are Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord for ...

Kamurocho series highlights Japanese, Chinese ... plot-significant places in the Yakuza series. Like A Dragon series has ...

The Like a Dragon role-playing games follow a gangster through facsimiles of Japanese cities. With earnest goofiness, they’ve found an international audience. By Brian Feldman It all started ...

For nearly 20 years, Sega has thrilled fans with its Yakuza/Like a Dragon series. The video games follow hard-hitting mobster with a heart of gold Kazuma Kiryu as he delves deep into the Japanese ...

The Like a Dragon games are well known for their soapy melodrama ... to wrap their heads around the complicated structure of Japanese organized crime, which involves a lot of “families ...