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Yakuza 2
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This pre-owned product is guaranteed to work and may not include an instruction manual or original box.
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Sega |
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Sega of America |
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PS2 |
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Category: |
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Action |
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Blood Sexual Themes Strong Language Use of Alcohol Violence
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| Yakuza 2™ plunges players into the violent Japanese underworld once more. In intense
brutal clashes with rival gangs, the police, and the Korean mafia, players will
have even more opportunities to dole out punishment with an improved fighting
engine. As the heroic Kazuma Kiryu from the original Yakuza, players will explore
Osaka and Tokyo and delve deeper into the continuing mystery in over 16 complex,
cinematic chapters created by Hase Seishu, the famous Japanese author who
also wrote the first storyline. Endless conflicts and surprise plot twists throw players
into a dark shadowy world where only the strongest will survive. |
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- Authentic, cinematic sequel. The gritty, genuine portrayal of life in the Yakuza is made more realistic throughout 16 gripping chapters with a return to the original Japanese voice cast and English subtitles.
- Twice as much to explore. There is now more to see and do than ever before in the hugely expanded world of the Yakuza. Players will visit bowling alleys and driving ranges, as well as cabarets and bars, all licensed from actual Japanese establishments.
- A vibrant, true-to-life world. Like the real Yakuza, players must ingrain themselves in the authentic, neon-lit adult playgrounds of Tokyo and Osaka and become regulars at nightclubs, hostess clubs, restaurants and stores to gain access to secret services and uncover tips.
- Brutal hand-to-hand brawling. An improved fighting engine allows players to fight numerous enemies at once with less load times and smoother camera angles. Experience Points earned from brawls will help build up strength, stamina and fighting techniques.
- The intensity of battle is raised. By stringing together a combination of fighting moves, players can take out multiple enemies simultaneously. Objects in the environment can be used as weapons and context-sensitive Heat moves, like throwing foes down the stairs or off a balcony, will give players the upper hand in battle.
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| One of the best PS2 games. |
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By: What does it matter?
Favorite Category: Action
Date: Wednesday, Jan 28, 2009
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| Yakuza 2 has to be one of the best PS2 games. The game is very fun and entertaining. The fact that there is no English and only Japanese really brings the Japanese experience. The game is a like and free roam/fighting game. you can freely walk around the city and you will get in random fights making the feel kind of like a RPG. when you beat up someone in a fight they givre you money or other valu...[More] |
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| One of the most overlooked titles in the U.S. |
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By: The Legendary R
Favorite Category: Role-Playing
Date: Friday, Oct 17, 2008
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| After reading all the previous reviews, I felt compelled to talk about this game. This game gave me the best 50+ hours of video game goodness in my life.The story presentation I'd that of a great crime drama. The main hook of this game is the fantastic story that has you hungering for what happens next. I recently beat it and I have to say, the final battle and how it climaxes, I did not see comin...[More] |
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| Japonese game rule the world |
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By: Dexter aka Dragon of Dojima
Favorite Category: Action
Date: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008
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| I can say,I'm one of the biggest fans of the first Yakuza. I would never expect that the sequel could be so good to beat the first game. Well,until I've played it. In the beginning you won't be able to see a lot of differences, except Japanese voice acting . But once you're getting through the game,you'll be exited. The combat system has been a lot improved,there's also much more things to do in t...[More] |
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Yakuza 2 Review |
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An entertaining story and a strong sense of visual style help make this brawling adventure worthwhile.
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