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[gungrave17]

something is missing, dont you think heady?

[The Headliner]

Needs more zombies, apparently.

[gungrave17]

ok heady i watched the movie, it was not bad but not good either, because after 20 min. i lost interest, ill point out the parts i find interesting:

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apparently the heat mode (the glowing aura when they fill the meter) is real
the movie is made for actual fans of yakuza, so if you havent played yakuza 1, and watched this movie, you will be lost, because the movie doesnt start before kazuma found that nishiki killed their boss (whatever his name is)
the movie has a different ending as supposed to the game
some is funny, and some is so out of place that i have no idea what is happening
nishiki, who was supposed to be strong looks so weak, i mean WEAK...
if ur a fan of super sentai, one of the actors is in this movie
also majima looks so weak which pisses me off cause he is the comic relief of the game and i am pissed about it
apparently staminan (the potion thingy that revives heat and health) is real

[gungrave17]

Last October, producer Toshihiro Nagoshi revealed a few small details about the upcoming fifth installment in the Yakuza (Ryu ga Gotoku) series. The producer shared more information on the game's setting on a recent issue on Japanese magazine Famitsu (via Andriasang).

 
Kiryu Kazuma will be the main protagonist in part five.
The game's narrative picks up after the events of Yakuza 4, and the game's producer will be Masayoshi Yokoyama, who previously worked on script and scenario on past Yakuza titles. Further details regarding multiple protagonists like in Yakuza 4 have yet to be revealed.

Producer Toshihiro Nagoshi said in the article that if the series is like a house, Yakuza 5 would be building a new house instead of adding an extension. The game will take place in a city from each of the five districts in Japan: Sapporo, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka. Nagoshi said that the cities will be just as big as the digital representations of Dotonburi and Ryukyu in previous titles. He also added that the game's engine will be improved to allow seamless battles and conversations, as well as improved camerawork.

On a related note, Sega will be touring the aforementioned five cities early next year in search of female candidates for the game. The winning girls will appear in Yakuza 5 representing their respective cities and will promote the game throughout commercials. Eligible contestants in Japan will need to be 18 years and over to participate. After the initial screen test, the auditions will be held from February 18 to March 4, 2012. Sega will be holding an online poll from March to June, with the final winners to be announced in June.

Gamers can check out the recent promotional video of the tour here and the audition page here. A release date for the game has yet to be announced.

ohh yes

[The Headliner]

Great news - but that sounds like a helluvalotta locker keys to find! The competition sounds like a good idea too; I'm keeping a note of the link to check out those auditions later. As research for playing the game, being a dedicated fan and all.

[gungrave17]

look what i stumbled upon on heady

[The Headliner]

If I was filming behind the scenes at a hostess club I'd wear a mask too.