Yakuza: Dead Souls (PS3) Reviews
Product Type: Sega PS3 games
Newest Review: ... to come a lot more naturally. The story is set in the fictional Kamurocho district of Tokyo, a bustling 'red-light' district ... more
... of hostess clubs, shops, restaurants, arcades, bowling alleys, karaoke etc...you get the picture! and yes, you can visit and play in all of them. After an attack on a gangster's office, the zombie virus spreads rapidly and the main storyline of the game follows uncovering how the outbreak happened, and how to stop it. A nice touch is how the district goes into quarantine, initially a small area which grows as the game progresses until it engulfs the whole area.
In an interesting wrinkle, you get to play as four di...more
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Yakuza Dead Souls Limited Edition Game PS3
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Customer Yakuza: Dead Souls (PS3) Reviews (1)
by - written on 31/01/13 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Yakuza: Dead Souls is , at first glance, an odd mash-up of genres - survival horror, gangster, and open-world antics all mesh together to form a strange brew. I was a bit hesitant to play this at first, being a fan of the more traditional Yakuza games (Yakuza 3 and Yakuza 4) and must admit I found it difficult to get going. I found the controls a little tricky, especially auto aiming on multiple targets, but as you progess it starts to come a lot more naturally. The story is set in the fictional Kamurocho district of Tokyo, a bustling 'red-light' district of hostess clubs, shops, restaurants, arcades, bowling alleys, karaoke etc...you get the picture! and yes, ... Read the complete review
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