However, there’s a downside: people who already own the PS4 version won’t be able to upgrade to this new version, and unfortunately, you won’t be able to carry over your saved game data.
The game takes place in both the well-known district of Kamurocho and the island of Okinawa. Here, players find Kazuma Kiryu, the main character, relaxing and caring for the children at his Sunshine Orphanage – called Morning Glory Orphanage in the original Japanese version.
Both games are available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. They are updated versions of the original *Yakuza* games. *Yakuza Kiwami* tells the story of Kazuma Kiryu, a famous gangster known as the “Dragon of Dojima.” He’s just been released from prison when he gets caught up in a puzzling case involving 10 billion yen that has disappeared.
The game will be available in standard and Treasure Box editions, both launching on February 6, 2026.
This updated version of the popular 2015 action-adventure game, called the Director’s Cut, includes new scenes that provide more satisfying endings for some storylines and characters. It also adds a new online co-op mode called Red Light Raid, where up to four players can team up to fight enemies. Players can choose from a large roster of 60 characters, including different versions of Kazuma Kiryu and Majima Goro, as well as various villains and other personalities.
On September 23rd, a new update (version 1.3.0) was released for *Mario Kart World* and is currently being distributed to Nintendo Switch 2 consoles worldwide. This update includes several key improvements, with a major focus on enhancing the Free Roam mode. Players will now be able to see P Switches they’ve activated and Peach Medallions they’ve already found.
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Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut first launched for Switch 2 on June 5.
The standard version of the game will cost $59.99 (US), £54.99 (UK), or €59.99 (Europe). The Digital Deluxe Edition will be available for $74.99, £69.99, or €74.99 and includes extra content, such as:
Here is an overview of each game, via SEGA: