Tak me tak napadlo a mozna bude nekdo z hernich veteranu vedet (DAVESADE?) Existuje v herni sfere a historii serie, ktera by mapovala rekneme celej zivot nejaky postavy od jejiho mládí, az do jejiho odchodu rekneme do duchodu s tim, ze by se pribeh uzavrel a kdy by jednotlivy epizody neprosly nejakou dramatickou at uz vizualni, anebo konceptualni zmenou? Patram v pameti uz par tydnu a vlastne me nic, krome Yakuzy nenapada. Pletu se?

No a co rika na Onomichi kolega Gee?

NAGASAWA: toe cool! ale kdo jel jen Judgment nebo Lost ,tak vi asi prdlajs :)

NAGASAWA: Onomichi?! :)

Shenmue and Yakuza are really not that similar – Destructoid
https://www.destructoid.com/shenmue-and-yakuza-are-really-not-that-similar/?fbclid=IwAR0Fmi4_oYliwv1Arpp0bkGleBwW_PpwmbVurkGq9pOoZ-drcylhQtugqFg

For nearly as long as I’ve been playing Yakuza games, I’ve always read comments from fans saying, “These games are like Shenmue”. At first glance, that definitely sounds accurate. I even remember making such a claim after playing the demo for Yakuza 3, which reminded me a lot of what I had heard about Sega’s Dreamcast classic. It has taken me until now to see how wrong that statement is.

For those unaware, I’ve never personally owned a Dreamcast. My friend had one and I’ve played games on it, but the consumer distrust that Sega bred after the release of the Saturn got to me even in my youth. I absolutely loathed Sega’s 32-bit system and I didn’t want anything else to do with their consoles for the foreseeable future. Maybe it was just my nine-year-old self being hyperbolic, but I wrote off the Dreamcast long before it was even announced as coming west.

BOBESH: hah prej "z nejakeho duvodu ji znaji vsichni ve Svedsku" :)) Neasi!

BOBESH: hele jeste jsem ho neotevrel. nechavam si ho na svatky. samozrejme to bude studeny, obycejny a nudny kafe a kdyz bude dobry, tak to stejne nepoznam. Chtel jsem vlastne jenom tu bizar plechovku :)

NAGASAWA: a jaky bylo? :)

TAP: nahod tu nasu korejsku! ;)