Already-proven hit in Japan, Yakuza 3 will be released about an year after Japan.
It means that the game is matured through various patches and DLCs.

So, what’s the best way to enjoy Yakuza 3?
Premium Edition, of course!

• 4 pieces of DLC.

1. Battle for Survival – Take on all the bosses of Yakuza 3 as Kazuma.
2. All-Star Tournament (7 character tournament).
3. All-Star Tag Tournament (8 team tournament).
4. Haruka’s Request – This unique series of challenge missions will send you on a task of exploration throughout the entire Yakuza world, playing mini-games and entertaining Haruka.

• 31 original soundtrack.
• Yakuza Who’s Who – learn how all the characters are connected and who turned from rivals to allies in this fully animated guide.

And if you pre-order the game, you’ll receive the Challenge Pack which has two player mini games. It features pool, bowling, darts and golf. That’ pretty hefty package.

The game will be exclusive for PS3 and will be released on March 12th, 2010 in North America.

I’m a busy person, believe it or not.
So I don’t have much time to wait for game releases. It’s hard enough for me to track every game out there, picking out my favorite.

But Yakuza 3 is a little different. As soon as I saw the trailers, I fell in love. Somehow, YouTube keeps rejecting our video upload for it (Thank you very much, SEGA), but I suggest that you try to find them, or download them through PS3. Anyways, here are the screenshots.

Don’t they look awesome?

It’ll be released for PS3 in March 2010, with no exact date confirmed. We’ll let you know as soon as we get the news.

Finally. Yakuza 3 is coming!

If you logged on to PSN through your PS3, and was looking for the coolest promotional trailer, no doubt you’d pick Yakuza 3 trailer. Though it was all in Japanese, any gamers would understand how cool the game’s gonna be.

Though no exact date was announced, Sega hinted us that Yakuza 3 will be available in March of 2010, for PS3 exclusive. They also gave us partial features list:

• Storied franchise enjoys a hardcore following with true video-game enthusiasts.
• Tokyo and Okinawa are rendered with stunning accuracy.
• Play a variety of mini-games including billiards, karaoke or even take in a game of golf.
• Engage in a variety of real-life activities from buying items in licensed shops & businesses to eating in restaurants you can find on actual streets of Tokyo.
• Seamlessly transition into intense fights more brutal than ever before.
• Gain fighting experience by training with teachers, getting “heavenly inspiration” or by remembering new moves from previous battles

We will also upload those trailers from PSN and see if we can share through Youtube, so stay close!