Jetmcfancy
Used to be Cyclonus
- Joined
- Aug 2, 2018
- Location
- South east London
I introduced myself to the yakuza series with 0 at some time last year, I'd always been curious about the games and even though I had heard the comparisons in some ways to Shenmue, I didn't really go in expecting that same experience which was probably the best. I will say that, the story itself took me a while to get into completely. I've never been massively into games where the cut-scenes are overly long and the first hour or so of Yakuza 0 had a lot of that. But then I was instantly won over by all of the mini games and the absurdity of a lot of the different sidequests throughout the game. I ultimately stopped playing, until Yakuza 6 came out and I picked that up...Sort of ended up playing that for most of the first part of this year. I felt like in the battle of dad simulators, it had me hooked a little more than God Of War.
My main experience with the Yakuza games is that I tend to play them until i get bored of the slightly repetitive nature that can come with them, put it down for a couple of weeks, or months, come back to the game and start playing again, which is where I end up wondering why I ever stopped playing in the first place because they're just so bloody mad and fun...until they're not. I just repeat that process from this point on. I definitely have a lot of love for the games.
Ono...Michio!
My main experience with the Yakuza games is that I tend to play them until i get bored of the slightly repetitive nature that can come with them, put it down for a couple of weeks, or months, come back to the game and start playing again, which is where I end up wondering why I ever stopped playing in the first place because they're just so bloody mad and fun...until they're not. I just repeat that process from this point on. I definitely have a lot of love for the games.
Ono...Michio!