Now I know that Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth's subtitle is in reference to the absolute quarter hogger this fucking game is.
Extremely primitive and often frustrating (given that it plays using a lot of the Virtua Fighter series' mechanics, such as the ability to only focus combat on one enemy at a time), but admittedly it's genuinely nice to see an Arcade precursor 7 years prior to what Yakuza's battle system would become.
Extremely primitive and often frustrating (given that it plays using a lot of the Virtua Fighter series' mechanics, such as the ability to only focus combat on one enemy at a time), but admittedly it's genuinely nice to see an Arcade precursor 7 years prior to what Yakuza's battle system would become.