Yakuza 3 ~Chapter 11~ Part 21

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Published on November 8, 2016 10:00:01 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdPBAtZ6w3U

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Yakuza 3 (2009)

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Yakuza 3 (龍が如く3 , "Like a Dragon 3") is the third mainline installment in the Yakuza series, released for the PlayStation 3 in 2009. It is developed by Sega's CS1 Team and published by Sega.

Developer(s): Sega
Publisher(s): Sega
Director(s): Daisuke Sato
Producer(s): Toshihiro Nagoshi, Masayoshi Kikuchi
Designer(s): Takeshi Tanaka, Jun Orihara
Programmer(s): Tetsuya Kaku
Artist(s): Kazuki Hosokawa
Writer(s): Masayoshi Yokoyama
Platform(s): PlayStation 3
Release date(s): [JP] February 26 2009, [NA] March 9 2010, [EU] March 12 2010
Genre(s): Action-adventure
Language: English Texts / Japanese Voices
Played on PS3

The main story spans over twelve chapters plus a prologue. As with the earlier games, each chapter is preceded by a cinematic, called an "event scene", which later becomes available in the Gallery mode. Skipping these scenes using the Start button can only be done after enabling the scene-skipping option in the menu, which is switched off by default. The western version of Yakuza 3 features 295 minutes of cutscenes according to the BBFC.

Six sub-scenarios (Date's Pride, Two Fathers, Hometown Girl, The Finishing Touch, Silver Screen Dragon and Murder at Café Alps) are special missions featuring "event scene" cinematics. Holding R1 and pressing the X button will activate an automatic mode that skips the cutscene dialogue.

Unlike the previous episodes the story is not written by Hase Seishu but by Masayoshi Yokoyama. Yakuza 3 takes a departure from the first two games with its choice of setting: instead of focusing on the gritty cityscape of Tokyo and Osaka, it switches gears and sends Kazuma Kiryu to the Ryukyu Islands, Okinawa, where he runs the Sunshine Orphanage (Morning Glory (アサガオ) in Japanese) with his adoptive daughter Haruka Sawamura (she calls him "Uncle Kaz") who accompanied him in the previous episodes and the Movie Version.

Sunshine Orphanage is on a land that is owned by Shigeru Nakahara, the boss of a local yakuza clan or bōryokudan, known as the Ryudo Family 琉道一家. Nakahara is under pressure from the country's government to sell the land, which is planned to become a seaside resort. When his friend Daigo Dojima, Chairman of the Tojo Clan, is shot, Kiryu must deal with the three gang bosses who arranged the attempted murder.

The game ends with Kiryu succeeding in his mission, and he and Haruka meet to explore the town. Kazuma is confronted by a mysterious man, who is revealed to be Goh Hamazaki, having survived the offscreen attempt on his life. In anger, Hamazaki stabs Kiryu in the stomach, and is subdued afterwards, leaving a critically wounded Kazuma to give dying words to his adopted daughter.

In an after credits scene, the orphanage's children gather to play. As Haruka stands near a man, who the camera turns to reveal a bandaged Kiryu, having survived the stabbing, and he goes to continue running Sunshine Orphanage with Haruka helping him.