In my opinion, the action is one of the best in the series, so I’d like to localize them if we get the chance." Ijisakura (), also known as Stubborn Sakura, is a karaoke song appearing in Ry ga Gotoku Ishin. It is sung by Sakamoto Ryoma, Kazuma Kiryu's Ishin counterpart. The main complication, Sato explains, is that the games are pretty old at this point. At one point all I needed to do was run from one location to. "The game is also close to 7 years old, so we may need to put in additional work to remake it instead of a simple port, so the decision is a bit more complicated," Sato explained. Players holding out for a localization of the Kurohyō: Ryū ga Gotoku Shinshō series that was originally released on PSP may be out of luck, however, with Sato explaining that these games would require a full remake, and thus would be "especially challenging." Kenzan was released in 2008 for the PS3, directly after the recently remade Yakuza 2, while Ishin was released in 2014 for both PS3 and PS4.Ĭonsidering Sega has had good luck with the recent Kiwami remakes of Yakuza 1 and 2, it's not out of the question that the spin-offs may receive the same treatment. This translation patch has some interesting history behind it: So the translation itself is done by the super talented Yakuza fan KHHSubs (look him up on Youtube - he has awesome guides for Kenzan, Ishin and a new Kurohoyou 1 story guide that he just started uploading in the new year). The series' most recent release, Yakuza: Like A Dragon, was a hit with Western audiences, with GameSpot's Michael Higham scoring the game 9/10 for its "wild RPG combat, absurd humor, and dramatic storytelling.
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