After hours of messing about with the demo, it was with great excitement that I sat down with the full game. Could it possibly be as good as the demo for the whole length of the game?

daverage via yetanotherreviewsite.co.uk »

"The Yakuza series made its debut back in 2005 on the Playstation 2. Now, the neon-lit underworld of Japanese mafia, expensive suits and large back tattoos has made its way onto the PS3. Yakuza 3 has gathered enough momentum to finally make it across Japanese borders, but is this gang giant putting up a hefty fight, or should the feud be put to sleep?"

JimmyP via www.gamescastlive.com »

"The structure of the game will be instantly familiar to fans of the series, with players venturing through Okinawa, and later Tokyo, engaging in a number of missions, combat and assorted distractions. The variety of the story advancing missions has been improved drastically, with a much greater amount of attention having been paid to the pacing. Often cited as one of the most important aspects of developing modern story-driven games here at Electronic Theatre, Yakuza 3 may not have perfected ..."

kevcothirtythree via www.electronictheatre.co.uk »

"Yakuza 3 is yet another great entry into one of the least appreciated “big name” game franchises outside Japan. The sales-versus-quality ratio is way out of whack, and it's likely this game will continue the tradition of being almost completely ignored by anyone who isn't already a fan of the series. That's a real shame, as the series continues to be entertaining from beginning to end, offering stories full of drama and mystery, an insane amount of potential adventures, and top-notch battle m..."

kingjfs via www.gamingtarget.com »

In what is AAG's first Playstation 3 review, our newest team member Yuto Hayasaka takes a look at Ryu Ga Gotoku from Sega. Ryu Ga Gotoku in Japanese literally translates into ‘Like a Dragon’. This is the fourth instalment of the action based RPG series developed by Sega which first appeared on the PS2 back in 2005.

CraigAAG via allagegaming.com »