Sega Announces Judgment Ports, 2 New Yakuza Games, & Series Name Change
Sony announced a remaster of, a formerly Japan-exclusive entry in the series, during its recent State of Play, but Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio had even more in store during its livestream a few hours later. The team revealed that two of its games were coming to PC as well as two brand-new installments in the series, which is now referred to as worldwide, a name it has had in Japan since the beginning.
As was rumored because of a premature listing on a ratings board, the acclaimed studio officially revealed that and its sequel were coming to PC right after the show. by itself is $39.99 and is $59.99, but the latter comes with a story-focused expansion. The two are in a bundle for $98.77. While ports aren’t usually a huge deal, it signals that the series can move forward since Japanese actor Takuya Kimura’s management was initially against porting these games to PC, given the nefarious things people can do with mods and the real-life character models in the game.
The core series is also getting two big new entries. is the first of these games and this long-winded title is about series star Kiryu and is meant to be more like a traditional action-driven game, even if it won’t be quite as long as those other titles. It takes place after and is coming out on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC in 2023.
looks to be a more modest entry meant to tide players over until, the next full game in the series. After showing some of the game during a studio tour, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio released the first trailer for the game. The brief teaser has Ichiban and Kiryu teaming up and will be a turn-based RPG like, the last main entry. Kiryu and Ichiban will also have their own parties. However, this game is still quite
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