Fantastic smoothed up remasters of the games that turned me into a hardcore Yakuza fan, as I started with 4. Yakuza 3 does a great job of picking up right where Kiwami 2 finishes up, and since both the remasters and the Kiwami remakes did such a fantastic job of keeping the story and spirit the way it should be, any fan of the new Kiwami remakes would be missing out to not only see the roots of the series, but to finish Kiryu's story
I wanted to like this game going in, but quickly found out it's a $20 demo with all the worthwhile content stripped out. The developers say it isn't a demo but then describe it as a "limited feature version" to entice you to purchase the rest of the game - something the rest of the world would use to define a demo. It was a lazy, cynical cash grab and it's a trend the gaming community does not need.
