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Se anuncia la fecha directa de Like a Dragon

Autor : Oliver Actualizar : Jan 22,2025

¡Prepárense, fanáticos de Yakuza! A Like a Dragon Direct está programado para finales de esta semana y ofrecerá una mirada más cercana a Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii antes de su lanzamiento en febrero. A diferencia de las entradas principales recientes, esta entrega revive el combate fluido y en tiempo real de la saga Kiryu original, protagonizada por Goro Majima en una aventura hawaiana que sigue los eventos de Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio (RGG Studio) causó sensación en los Game Awards 2024 con revelaciones de Virtua Fighter 6 y la nueva e intrigante IP, Project Century. Si bien la participación de RGG Studio con Virtua Fighter 6 sorprendió a muchos, Project Century, un juego de lucha de acción ambientado en Japón en 1915 con posibles conexiones con el universo Yakuza, generó aún más expectación.

El próximo Like a Dragon Direct, que se centra en Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, se transmitirá el jueves 9 de enero a las 12 p. m., hora del este, en YouTube y Twitch. RGG promete nuevas funciones de juego sin grandes spoilers de la historia.

Detalles directos de Like a Dragon:

Fecha:9 de enero
Hora: 12 p.m. EST
Plataformas: YouTube, Twitch

Si bien gran parte del combate y los minijuegos de Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii ya se han mostrado, el Direct promete más. Aunque el anuncio solo menciona Pirata Yakuza en Hawaii, hay muchas especulaciones sobre posibles adelantos de otros proyectos, como un rumoreado remake de Yakuza 3 Kiwami o tal vez otro vistazo a Project Century. , aunque el título del evento sugiere que se centrará en el título con sede en Hawái.

Lanzado el 21 de febrero en Xbox, PlayStation y PC, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii está preparado para destacarse entre los grandes lanzamientos de febrero, incluido Monster Hunter Wilds, Assassin's Creed Sombras, y Confesado. El misterio de qué revelará RGG Studio persiste, pero la espera casi ha terminado.

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