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Why is it not called Yakuza anymore?

SEGA explains why the Yakuza name is no more SEGA quite simply explained that the Like a Dragon name is to make the series “more closely align with the Japanese name.” It's certainly going to take some getting used to not calling this series by its former Yakuza brand.

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Last week was a fantastic time for fans of the Yakuza series. During the week of the Tokyo Game Show, we had not one, not two, but three Yakuza games announced. Furthermore, the Judgment series also finally came to PC. However, fans of Yakuza would have noticed that SEGA and series developers, Ryu Ga Gotoku, stopped using the “Yakuza” name. Instead, all three “Yakuza” announcements were referred to as “Like a Dragon”.

SEGA explains why the Yakuza name is no more

However, SEGA has addressed the name change to fans of the series and explained why they came to the decision.

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It’s certainly going to take some getting used to not calling this series by its former Yakuza brand.

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During Tokyo Game Show week, the long-awaited arrival of Yakuza: Ishin to the West was announced. However, it’s in the form of a remake called Like a Dragon: Ishin.

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What game has the biggest budget?

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