Archangel3371 said:

Yeah, that’s definitely what he was talking about. Nowadays people have a user profile attached to any given company’s ecosystem. Contains a whole host of things such as digital games, friends list, achievements/trophies, etc. The longer people stay in that ecosystem building all those things up, the more entrenched they’ll get and won’t want to give them up. This is why I think Nintendo would be wise to implement their own achievement/trophy system as well.

There seems to be lots of side characters you have to work with. Im worries the isolated atmosphere will suffer.

So I played the first fight in Yakuza Kiwami, combat seems pretty simple, hit, grab, heavy attack and use chairs to beat people.

Does it get more complicated? I like best em ups so its fine so far.

robio said:

Yakuza did feel overwhelming at first, but everything falls into place. Just got to give it a little bit of time.


And at no point is the combat ever complex, but there are skill trees that will open up more moves and more styles.

That's good. I prefer brawlers over anything more complicated.