Yakuza Dead Souls

should i buy yakuza 3 for ps3/xbox

i know the games speech is all Japanese.
i was wondering if there was alot of stuff to do on the game, I've seen some of the mini games like fishing and would like to know if it is worth £30

A: BUY.
Very worth it. Many side missions and hours of stuff you wanna do. there's bowling, karaoke, pool, fishing, darts, gambling dens, golf and many more! i got this game and did not regret it! it's a very long interesting game. story is great,

New on DVD: 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' 'Drive'

This week's new DVD releases include the Blu-ray releases of a film classic and sci-fi TV series, and a dark tale starring Ryan Gosling.</p><p> -"To Kill a Mockingbird," Grade A: To mark the 50th anniversary of this amazing movie, a commemorative limited edition collector's series Blu-ray combo pack is being released.</p><p> The digitally remastered and fully restored version offers clearer images, but this film, based on Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, is already powerful because of the writing and performances. This is one of the finest works by Gregory Peck in a career filled with memorable performances.</p><p> -"Drive," Grade C-minus: The first half of this film from director Nicolas Winding Refn should be called "Coast."</p><p> Gosling is a Hollywood stuntman by day and getaway driver by night. When the loner connects with his neighbor (Carey Mulligan), he gets a clue to a past that's turned him into a sociopathic driver. The tedium of the film might have worked if Gosling's character had any life, but Refn's direction is methodical to the point of being pretentious.</p><p> "Drive" is one of those movies that wraps itself in the art of cinema by cherry-picking the best from genres such as film noir, Sam Peckinpah violence and '70s social rejection. It might have worked in the hands of a better movie mechanic, but Refn's vehicle stalls out.</p><p> -"Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Next Level," Grade B-plus: Episodes of the '80s-'90s sci-fi TV series are being released in the enhanced Blu-ray format. The initial release includes "Encounter at Farpoint," "Sins of the Father" and "The Inner Light."</p><p> This upgrade creates images so sharp that the product is far superior to the original.</p><p> Also new on DVD this week:</p><p> "The Big Year": Three avid bird-watchers (Owen Wilson, Jack Black and Steve Martin) compete to spot the rarest birds in North America.</p><p> "Chalet Girl": A champion skateboarder discovers snowboarding.</p><p> "Thunder Soul": Jamie Foxx narrates this documentary about a high school band that becomes a funk phenomenon.</p><p> "Bollywood Beats": A young man's life changes when he starts a dance class.</p><p> "Hey Dude: Season 2": Christine Taylor stars in this cable series about life on a dude ranch.</p><p> "In Time": In a future where people stop aging at 25 but are engineered to live only one more year, they try to buy time.</p><p> "Frontline: A Perfect Terrorist": A look at David Coleman Headley's rise from heroin dealer to master plotter of the 2008 attack on Mumbai.</p><p> "The Other F Word": Documentary looks at what happens when punk rockers become fathers.</p><p> "The Thing": At an Antarctica research site, an alien craft is discovered.</p><p> "Dream House": A man (Daniel Craig) and his family relocate to a quaint New England town; they soon learn that a mother and her two children were murdered in the same residence.</p><p> "Agatha Christie's Poirot: Series 1": Ten full-length mysteries starring David Suchet as the Belgian detective.</p><p> "Nova: 3-D Spies of WWII, Destroying Hitler's Top Secret Rockets": A 3-D look at air photos shot over German territory by specially converted, high-flying Spitfires.</p><p> "Outrage: Way Of The Yakuza": Several yakuza clans vie for the favor of their head family in the Japanese underworld.</p><p> "Monsignor": An American priest (Christopher Reeve) makes illegal deals to fill the Vatican coffers.

Yakuza 4 Review

It's something I wanted to write some time ago. I finished the game in March, but I am now moving to write about. This is not because I let it "sink in" or because I wanted to collect everything youngest in the game. No, I think the reason why I did put in writing about the game is that because in the end, I lost my enthusiasm for it. I liked Yakuza 4 has much less of Yakuza 3. Maybe it's because Yakuza 3 was greater upgrade from 2-4 was 3.Part of this was probably that I did not really like having four playable characters instead of just one. And I also missed being in Okinawa, which, in all circles, I could explore the extent of the series Yakuza Okinawa Yakuza 3 is by far my favorite. It helped that the game was released two months after I took a vacation to Okinawa. I was able to relive a lot of sounds and images I experienced while walking down Kokusai-dori, the main street of the capital Naha.Although Kamuro-cho in Tokyo updated constantly, the same areas are old, and adding roofs and underground tunnels are not for me....