PSP Yakuza Games The remake of Kurohyo Ryu Ga Gotoku has been discussed

In case you missed it, the NicoNico Douga, the Japanese YouTuber, held the NicoNico Chokaigi 2022 from April 23-30, which also saw several of gaming’s most famous events.yakuza Series producer Masayoshi Yokoyama did a Q&A with fans, discussing Kurohio Ryo Ga Gotoku Yakuza PSP games and if they can get new releases.

Vision Koroyo Yakuza As the games celebrate their twelfth and tenth anniversaries, fans have asked Masayoshi Yokoyama if RGG Studios has any new plans for the spinoff series.

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Yakuza series producer Masayoshi Yokoyama Answers Kurohio Ryo Ga Gotoku Fans asked to reproduce

On the April 29 talk show, start timestamp 32.15 (archive is only premium accounts), Masayoshi Yokoyama said they don’t have any plans about it Kurohio Ryo Ga Gotoku at the moment. However, he did point out how the original games were released on PlayStation Portable and how many remasters and updates are being released nowadays. Masayoshi Yokoyama mentioned that it would be interesting if they could recreate the games using existing technology.

More about the Yakuza series

The Kurohio The games are a duo released on PSP in 2010 and 2012 exclusively in Japan. These were derivatives to yakuza The series, most notably they got their live TV adaptation. The games are also translated by fans.

first game Kurohio Ryo Ga Gotoku Shinshu It deals with the story of the protagonist Tatsuya Ukiyo and how he becomes involved with the Tojo clan. second match Kurohio Ryo Ga Gotoku Ashura, ends his story. Seeing these never left Japan, it would be great if we could get new releases from all over the world. But only time will tell if it will actually happen. At least he didn’t forget the series.

Masayoshi Yokoyama is the executive producer and director of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, following the departure of Toshihiro Nagoshi, who left Sega in 2021.

Yakuza 8/Ryu Ga Gotoku 8 Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio were officially announced in December 2020, but no images or trailers have been revealed yet. Masayoshi Yokoyama also shared an update for the game, read more here.



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