After fans almost demanding it for years, Goro Majima will finally star in his spinoff title, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, released on Feb. 21, 2025. Unlike Kazama Kiryu, Goro Majima's ...

Majima seamlessly transitions from Yakuza to pirate captain, highlighting similarities between the two. Even amidst humor and chaos, Majima shows moments of maturity and introspection through his ...

Yakuza 6 suffers slightly in my rankings because of the existence of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Without Kiryu’s comeback ...

There’s a new update on the Yakuza Nendoroids from WonFes 2025 Winter, and Good Smile Company shared prototypes of the Goro Majima, Ichiban Kasuga, and Kazuma Kiryu Like a Dragon figures.

It gives Majima his own twist on larger scale encounters than the Yakuza scraps of old, without needing the super spy gadgets Kazuma Kiryu wielded in Like a Dragon Gaiden. And a bit of piracy just ...

If you haven't checked out the Yakuza/Like A Dragon series yet, the Director's Cut is shaping up to be the best way to try it ...

Kiryu has a long and complicated ... revealed in September as a half Yakuza, half Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag-looking entry. A lengthy reveal trailer showed Majima washed up on the beach ...

Play the definitive edition of the critically acclaimed origin story with never-before-seen cutscenes, new online multiplayer mode, English voiceover, plus French, Italian, German, and Spanish text.

Majima leaves Makoto to live her life, and the Empty Lot is destroyed; the Millennium Tower, a key location in the series, is built on the land. The first Yakuza game stars Kazuma Kiryu after he ...

Many Yakuza fans are wondering if Kiryu or Ichiban is in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. While Goro Majima is clearly the main protagonist of this spin-off, it wouldn’t be out of line ...

The three new protagonists are no Majima ... s. Yakuza 6 is a personal favorite if only for how daring it is in the setup. Events take a tragic turn shortly after the game starts, and Kiryu ...

Given the debt Yakuza owes to Streets of Rage, reskinning the classic arcade brawler with Kiryu and Majima should’ve been a delight. Instead, it’s hard not to feel that this was a wasted ...