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[Soma]

http://www.andriasan...a_developments/

Yakuza series creator Toshihiro Nagoshi will be making some big announcements later today. Thanks to Famitsu, we know the content of the announcements, and they are quite big!

The magazine details three major Yakuza series developments this week:

First up, for those who thought Yakuza was just a five year fad, the magazine reports that Toshihiro Nagoshi has formed the Yakuza Studio. In Japanese, the studio's name is the slightly less alarming "Ryu ga Gotoku Studio."

The first game from the studio is a sequel to PSP spinoff Yakuza Black Panther. In development for PSP, the sequel is titled, in Japanese, Kurohyou 2 Ryu ga Gotoku. It retains the basic gameplay systems of its predecessor. The game will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show. A release is set for Spring 2012.

Finally, the magazine reveals that Yakuza 5 is in development.

We should get more details on these items later in the day at Sega's press conference.

[XX-YY-ZZ]

magari ci fanno un pacchetto con entrambi sul psn eur

[Squall85]

PSP?
Ok niente versione occidentale allora

[XX-YY-ZZ]

PSP?
Ok niente versione occidentale allora

informati bene prima di scrivere : il primo è uscito tempo fa su psp, ma il secondo sarà su vita. potrebbero fare un bundle per l'occidente

[Squall85]

Forse sei tu che dovresti leggere meglio

Modificata da Squall85, 31 August 2011 - 09:30 AM.

[Greasy_is_better]

Forse sei tu che dovresti leggere meglio

effettivamente

[XX-YY-ZZ]

ops!

venivo da un altro forum che diceva che era per vita!

[Waller]

Ma infatti come mai per psp?

[Ranger Walker]

E se una cosa non escludesse l'altra. Magari hanno ragione sia quelli che dicono che è per PSP, sia quelli che dicono andrà su Vita.
Alla fine si tratta di un titolo prevalentemente giapponese e non è escluso che possa esser pronto prima di natale per Vita.

[Final gray]

Una collection con entrambi gli episodi su Vita sarebbe veramente succulenta..
Secondo me non si lasceranno sfuggire l'occasione, speriamo..

[Soma]

[Soma]

http://www.andriasan...oshi_on_yakuza/

As reported earlier, Yakuza/Ryu ga Gotoku creator Toshihiro Nagoshi has formed a new studio, "Ryu ga Gotoku Studio." He's not the only key Yakuza staffer at the studio, though.

Famitsu reveals that alongside Nagoshi, Masayoshi Kikuchi, Daisuke Sato, Yojiro Ogawa, and Masayoshi Yokoyama form the central staff of the studio. They plan on adding staff from here on out.

The studio isn't just focused on the Yakuza series. In fact, its first product is Binary Domain, which was announced a while back and will be at the Tokyo Game Show in playable form.

The next title from the studio will be Yakuza Black Panther 2 for PSP. Revealed for the first time on the pages of Famitsu this week, this sequel to the PSP Yakuza spinoff retains the basics, right down to the main character Tatsuya Ukyou. However, as a theme, the game places a greater emphases this time on "fighting for your friends."

One of the main attractions for the sequel is that it adds Sotenbori to the location list. Fans will recall this fictitious Osaka location from PlayStation 2's Yakuza 2. This is an area that fans apparently wanted greatly, Nagoshi said in an interview with the magazine.

Nagoshi also teased that the game will have four primary characters outside of Tatsuya. He expects that players will find someone they can sympathize with.

Making Black Panther 2 into a product that can reach a wide range of players, including younger players, is a major goal. Nagoshi says he was impressed to find that more than half the players of the original Black Panther were newcomers to the series. There were more female players than expected.

Black Panther 2 will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show in mid September.

Famitsu's interview with Famitsu closed off with a few bits on Yakuza 5. Development on the next numbered Yakuza game appears to be quite early. Actually, Nagoshi says that Sega has only just decided to make the game. As a result, he was unable to share any information with the magazine.

Following Yakuza Of the End, the zombie-themed Yakuza game from earlier this year, many asked Nagoshi if the series had ended. He and the staff had lengthy discussions and were eventually able to see the path they'd like to take with the product.

Nagoshi will be addressing the press at a Sega event today, so we may get more details shortly.

Modificata da Soma, 31 August 2011 - 06:01 PM.

[Brooo]

Purtroppo dopo GOW:g.o.s. non credo possano fare tanto meglio(spero di si ma non credo).comunque anche se sara fatto bene visto che nel 2012ci sara vita non vedo proprio chi lo possa comprare.

[Nico Nico]

sicuramente uscirà su PSN quindi anche su PSVITA sarà fruibile e sicuramente lo faranno anche per Vita...

[Soma]

Sito ufficiale e trailer:

http://kurohyo.jp/two/