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New Gameplay Today – Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life
The Yakuza series has long given players a richly detailed world to explore, while also telling interesting stories about hero Kazuma Kiryu. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life keeps the streak alive, wrapping up Kiryu's story in fictionalized versions of neighborhoods in Tokyo and Hiroshima Prefecture. If you can't make the trip in person, strolling down these streets in the first-person view is the next best thing. Don't believe us? Why so skeptical? Sheesh! In our latest episode of NGT, Leo Vader and I eat, shop, and fight our way through Kamurocho.
Get ready for some travel stories, based on the game and Leo "Globetrotter" Vader's own real-life experiences. Curious about what Leo ate during his recent vacation to Japan? Do you ever wonder to yourself, "What did Leo drink during his recent vacation to Japan?" Curious about how Yakuza 6's combat, leveling, and exploration is shaping up because that's probably why you're here in the first place? It's your lucky day!
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life is coming to North America on PlayStation 4 on April 17th after a recent delay.
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