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  Published: 2012-03-27, review by: strategyinformer.com

  • Abstract:  Long renowned for being one of the most ridiculous and over the top franchises in the industry, Yakuza has spawned 4 excellent games between the PS2 and PS3. Its blend of open world RPG gameplay in a unique vision of modern Japan and mad minigames and ...

 
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  Published: 2012-03-23, review by: gamezone.com

  • Abstract:  What could be a more perfect way to introduce the sometimes shambling, sometimes sprinting, baseball bat-swinging, molotov cocktail-hurling zombies of Yakuza: Dead Souls than to show the black and white, age-old variety on a small television screen in a T...

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  Published: 2012-03-21, review by: gamespot.com

  • Story has a few terrific moments, Improving your weapons provides a rewarding sense of progress.
  • Bland, frequently frustrating combat, Fails to capitalize on its charismatic leading men, Poor integration of Kamurocho's attractions.

 
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  Published: 2012-03-21, review by: cnet.com

  • Abstract:  Kamurocho has seen better days. This pleasure district was once a place where yakuza could relax and enjoy the simple pleasure of clobbering each other in the streets. Alas, those days are over. A zombie outbreak has shifted the focus of life in Kamuro...

 
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  Published: 2012-03-19, review by: gaming-age.com

  • Abstract:  Yakuza: Dead Souls isn’t your typical Yakuza title. It does have some familiar elements, but gone are the beat ‘em up, random encounters that populate the first four titles released in the West. Dead Souls opts instead for action heavy, 3rd person shoo...

 
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  Published: 2012-03-19, review by: 1up.com

  • Abstract:  A great number of Japanese games rest on the time-tested foundation of plagiarism; heck, who knows where Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima would be without the combined works of Ridley Scott, John Carpenter, and James Cameron? But there comes a point whe...

 
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  Published: 2012-03-13, review by: cheatcc.com

  • Abstract:  SEGA's Yakuza series has never been much of a mainstream hit. This fusion of Grand Theft Auto and Shenmue has always appealed to the sort of gamer that likes beating the crap out of their enemies one second and singing karaoke the next. Unfortunately, ...

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  Published: 2012-03-13, review by: ign.com

  • Yakuza Dead Souls is not a bad game – it is a good game ruined by broken mechanics. Its story, scripting and sense of humour can’t make up for that. If you’re a long-standing fan of the Yakuza series, you’ll want to see how it all ends, but be prepared...

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  Published: 2012-02-02, review by: destructoid.com

  • Abstract:  What a great idea: take the gangsters you know and love from the Yakuza series and put them up against zombies, quarantining them in Tokyo's red-light district. Oh, and give them guns. Lots of guns with unlimited ammo.We've seen zombie sandbox games ...

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  Published: 2012-04-11, Author: Brett , review by: g3ar.co.za

  • Yakuza vs. Zombies, Playing as Goro
  • Trying to aim, Frustrating camera, Repetitive combat

 
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