But Like A Dragon: Ishin doesn’t just feel like simple Yakuza fan service.
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RGG’s talents at creating a location that feels as alive as it does tangible was on full display.
For example, one of my encounters involved two bandits with swords, while another had a rifle.
Using the katana style was too precise and methodical, which relied on slower dodges and stronger hits.
However, what I saw left me eager to spend more time in it.
I can not wait to spend time in it.
Equally, I also find it to be the biggest differentiation from the modern-day Yakuza games.
Karamucho at night is crowded and populated with people to evoke Tokyo’s busy nightlife.
I also saw a window into Ishin’s story and characters–the franchise’s strongest characteristic.
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