Brewers top pitching prospect Jacob Misiorowski held the Cardinals hitless in five innings, highlighting a dynamite ...

The Man Who Erased His Name and Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii have similar, yet different, approaches to their stories. Both are ...

SEGA revealed that they are giving A Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name a free update as the game will be getting an English dub. The team has not confirmed an official release date for ...

The game features two protagonists: Ichiban Kasuga, the former yakuza who became a hero in Yokohama, and Kazuma Kiryu from The Man Who Erased His Name.

With so many games in the series, “The Man Who Erased His Name” would have to do something special in order to stand out among all the great games in the “Yakuza/Like a Dragon” franchise.

You probably won't like The Man Who Erased His Name if: You want games that maintain a consistent tone, or just don't have much connection to RGG titles.

Enter Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name — which, going forward, will be referred to simply as Like a Dragon Gaiden — follows the trend in some ways and bucks it in others.

Like A Dragon series chief director, Ryosuke Horii, added that The Man Who Erased His Name ‘s end-of-year launch was the right time to explore Christmas – and tie it into Kiryu’s loneliness.

But there’s more to getting a dead man to walk alongside friends from another life. Like a Dragon Gaiden fills the gaps between Kiryu’s fake death in Yakuza 6 and the personal visit to Hawaii ...

In past games, these typically were kept at the various Sega arcades around the different maps, but for Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, times have changed and Kiryu can now play ...

Due to the events of the game’s story, the Daidoji faction is up 50 billion Yen in assets, and he also performed admirably in his own duties.