Various Retailers have
Like a Dragon: Ishin (PS4, PS5, or Xbox One / Series X) on sale for
$39.99 each. Select free store pickup where applicable, otherwise shipping varies by store.
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- Note: Availability for pickup may vary.
Available from:
- GameStop (Free Store Pickup or free shipping on $59+)
- Amazon (free shipping)
- Target (free shipping)
About this Game:
- Become Sakamoto Ryoma, a low-ranking samurai on a quest to avenge his adoptive father and overthrow the samurai
- Overpower your enemies with four gun and sword combat styles
- Use the most legendary battle moves of the era—heat actions will let you summon a tiger and overwhelm your enemies with the sour taste of pickled plums
- Experience the historical epic with a star-studded cast featuring Nishikiyama, Majima, and other Yakuza celebrities
Top Comments
In Japan, Yakuza goes by Like a Dragon. But since this is a historical era game in the series, it makes more sense to call it Like a Dragon: Ishin! rather than Yakuza: Ishin! (because it isn't about the Yakuza, but is a spinoff of the series).
For those downvoting here's a link explaining why they changed the name [digitaltrends.com].
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In Japan, Yakuza goes by Like a Dragon. But since this is a historical era game in the series, it makes more sense to call it Like a Dragon: Ishin! rather than Yakuza: Ishin! (because it isn't about the Yakuza, but is a spinoff of the series).
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In Japan, Yakuza goes by Like a Dragon. But since this is a historical era game in the series, it makes more sense to call it Like a Dragon: Ishin! rather than Yakuza: Ishin! (because it isn't about the Yakuza, but is a spinoff of the series).
You're correct, but it's Like a Dragon because that's the new name going forward for every game in the series which is explained in Yakuza 7.
For those downvoting here's a link explaining why they changed the name [digitaltrends.com].
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Unless you really are craving a game at release that you want to play, you can be rewarded with patience by waiting. $30-40 is a great sweet spot for recent releases after several weeks of waiting.
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