Is Yakuza Sega's last best franchise?

Is it true they hired actual JAV actresses for the hostess sections?

yep
all of them are not pornstar tho

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is the reason why all yakuza games are set in the same place and reuse assets every time and never improve because they blow all the budget every time on celebrity faces?

pretty much

I have been mocked in the past for not getting emotional during some of "the great" films and tv shows out there. (I'm a little autistic) But Yakuza and anime can make me emotional because the writing is melodramatic and it's always very clear what I should be feeling. The music helps, but mostly I like that the characters all say clearly how they are feeling and what they are thinking. This helps me understand them and I can feel myself getting emotional from the sad parts.

>those last three bouncer missions in Kiwami 2
Who the FUCK made those ? Holy shit even with the Illegal Poison Kodachi it's such a pain to do. I'm this close to just saying fuck it and using Cheat Engine.

>Yuki isn't on there
truly the best girl

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Wait wait wait, she's showing her boobs while holding a mic with the Censorstation logo, hahaha

Who's the qt on the left

isn't streets of rage making a comeback?

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>2016
It was a different time.

Are you me?
This is probably why I also watch a lot of children's entertainment (anime, cartoons, comic book movies) instead of all the normie shit other people my age do
Children's media is just easier to understand emotionally
I'm also a big fan of Yakuza and Persona

see Y6 line

Same for me
I like that at all times there is never any question how I am supposed to be feeling or thinking during a scene

> 1992
Now understand?
Zero is in 1988
Yakuza 1 - 2005

I'm just glad with more and more studios trying to make money from normies Yakuza stays true to the autistic audience. I mean, why wouldn't you? Look at how much Minecraft makes.

> We want Yakuza on Switch!
You missed your chance by low sales

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Normally when you get into a physical fight IRL with more than 2 people, you're usually the one that lands in the hospital bed, not the other way around.

1. That was on Wii U, a console with a significantly smaller install base
2. Japs arent weeb enough to appreciate the Yakuza games.
If they port it to the west on switch, it'll sell like hotcakes.

>If they port it to the west on switch, it'll sell like hotcakes
Why? You really think there's a huge amount of people who haven't bought it on PS4 or PC just to wait for Switch release?
Yakuza isn't a huge seller because the only good one is 0 and most of the people who bought it got tired of it before the end because they found out Yakuza games aren't actually that good no matter how many ecelebs celebrate how cuuuhraaaayzee they are by making montages of silly moments.

What's the ultimate autistic fantasy? Walking down a street and guys starting fights with you (you don't start fights with them because you're the good guy at the end of the day) and then they form a big group and you beat the shit out of all of them effortlessly. They barely get a punch in. You even do cinematic takedowns that make you look cool. Then they thank you for it, they bow down and WORSHIP you and give you gifts as an apology for what they've done.
Then you go to a hotel where 20 women, who all look like the most beautiful famous women there are, incidentally, all really want you to spend time with them. Why? Because you're just so great.

This. I know a bunch of people who got Yakuza 0 and couldn't believe how boring it was. Or they liked it up until a certain point and then found it repetitive. Very few of them showed interest in buying another.