New Details About Yakuza 0 Director's Cut, Coming To Nintendo Switch 2!

SEGA has revealed more information about Yakuza 0 Director's Cut, which releases on Nintendo Switch™ 2 as a launch title.

The story starts in December of 1988. Within the vibrant district of Kamurocho, Tokyo, numerous organizations are mobilizing to seize control of a large-scale redevelopment project.

However, a tiny tract with an unidentified owner, dubbed the Empty Lot, is all it takes to throw these plans into disarray. The struggle over this meager plot of land soon escalates into a major conflict involving powerful yakuza organizations from both the east and west.

As one era draws to a close, the stage is set for two legends to carve out their legacies.

Combat

Go on a rampage with Kiryu and Majima's unique battle styles!

As Kiryu, outmuscle your foes using his Brawler, Rush, and Beast Styles. Alternatively, strike fear into the hearts of your enemies with Majima's Thug, Breaker, and Slugger Styles.

In this world where money is power, you'll need to invest in yourself to unlock new abilities!

Entertainment

Yakuza 0 takes you through two vibrant entertainment districts, offering plenty of ways to cut loose. Enjoy shopping, dining, and a variety of minigames.

Indulge in iconic pastimes of Japan by getting your groove on in dance battles at the Disco, chatting it up with women on the phone to try and score dates at the Telephone Club, and racing for glory in Pocket Circuit with custom model cars! You can also try your hand at fishing, bowling, darts, mahjong, pool, arcades, catfights, and a slew of other minigames!

Craving a side adventure? Choose from 100 substories and relive the glitz and glamour of bubble-era Japan!

About the Like a Dragon Series

The series was created in 2005 with a concept of making a game that appealed to a more mature audience. The titles explore themes of love, humanity, and betrayal, while depicting the struggles of making a living in the heartland of the entertainment district. With its gritty yet realistic portrayal of modern Japan that other games have yet to achieve, the Like a Dragon franchise has surpassed 27.7 million units sold worldwide (*Total Standalone Game Sales).