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Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi is now the president and CEO of the newly-established Nagoshi Studio. The new studio is based in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, under NetEase Games. Back in October 2021, Nagoshi announced his departure from Sega's Ryu Ga Gotoku (RGG) Studio. At the studio, he created and developed the popular Yakuza franchise, and spino...
Yakuza franchise creator Toshihiro Nagoshi has announced that he will be leaving both Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio (RGG Studio) and SEGA. As part of the same announcement, Sega and RGG Studio has also confirmed that they are currently working on a sequel to Yakuza Like A Dragon. This news follows our report from August 2021 that claimed Chinese develope...
It's a possible end of an era for Sega, according to a recent Bloomberg report. NetEase Games is in final negotiations to poach Yakuza and Super Monkey Ball creator Toshihiro Nagoshi from Sega. According to sources close to the deal, Nagoshi is going to set up his own team to create new games, though there hasn't been a signed final contract as ...
Sega has made its latest Yakuza spin-off game official after a premature PlayStation Network reveal: Lost Judgment is the next entry in the Judgment series and is slated for a 24th September, 2021 worldwide release. Here's what we know so far. https://youtu.be/GAuXy7B0B2M New Plot Just like any Sega action-adventure game from Sega producer ...
Sega's going through some corporate restructuring, and with it some changes. A major one includes the position of the Yakuza series general director Toshihiro Nagoshi. The main man behind Kiryu Kazuma and Ichiban Kasuga's exploits will retire as chief creative officer (CCO) of Sega (via Famitsu). He will instead serve as the company's creative d...
Good news for long-time Sakura Wars fans: the upcoming Project Sakura Wars title will be out in Japan this 12th December. And fans will be able to put down 14,800 yen for a limited edition featuring a Sakura Wars CD song collection and an A4-sized 72-page art book featuring illustrations from the series. The bad news? It won't be a turn-based stra...
Platform: PS4 Genre: Lawyer/detective game with Yakuza-style ass-kicking Sega has a pretty expensive and detailed Yakuza game engine to make games on thanks to the success of Toshihiro Nagoshi's Ryu ga Gotoku/Yakuza series in Japan and Asia. But it's starting to feel a bit tiring now, which is why I'm glad the Kiryu Kazuma saga has been put to bed...
