The Yakuza name is officially dead, being renamed Sega

the first Yakuza The game was fully released by the brand in 2006 Last used in 2020 Yakuza: Like a Dragon. In eight major editions And for several pop-up businesses, the name has become synonymous with Sharp suits, clockwork movie scenes, and bikes smashed into friends’ faces, but as Sega prepares to bring a whole new generation of games to the series, it chooses this moment to say Good bye

You may have noticed the new games announced earlier this week, from historical episodic games to modern episodes and ninth entries. In the original seriesThey all had one thing in common: Sega called them all “like a dragon“Whenever we called him”Yakuza‘ Partly because old habits are so hard to break, but also because we know it well we are They kept calling him Yakuza games, and so will most of you (I’m even mentioning rules games like Yakuza titles only because they help).

I called Sega today to clarify and their response was clear: Yakuza The name is nothing more. For these three games, and for each new title in the upcoming series, they’ll carry it all.like a dragon“Instead, brand, I’m told “closely based on the Japanese name.”

Japanese gamers are probably wondering what the big deal is, as the home of the series is home to both the games and the development studio behind them. you have always to call Ryuga Gotoku/龍が如 which in English means…like a dragon. So nothing has to be changed in Japan, only the western version is kept Brand new.

You can see now Yakuza 7 Full West address–Yakuza: Like a Dragon– It actually was a little bit chaosBut the game itself is a choice Then I looked backIt was also the perfect way to say goodbye to the elderly Yakuza Dilution time name We are all clear like a dragon the future

Then goodbye YakuzaThanks for all the memories. I must have been young Chic and fun who to say like a dragon