— Yakuza 2 taglineIn the Yakuza, fear is not an option!
Yakuza 2 (龍が如く2, Ryū Ga Gotoku 2, lit. "Like a Dragon 2") is an action-adventure/beat-'em-up game originally released for the PlayStation 2 on December 7, 2006 in Japan and in September 2008 in North America, Europe, and Australia. The game was developed by SEGAWP as the second installment of the Yakuza series.
A remaster of both the original Yakuza and Yakuza 2 titled Ryū Ga Gotoku 1&2 HD Edition (龍が如く １＆２ HD EDITION) was released in Japan on the PlayStation 3 on November 1, 2012 and the Wii U on August 8, 2013. A remake of the game, Yakuza Kiwami 2, was released for the PlayStation 4 in 2017 and ported to Microsoft Windows in 2019.
In addition to Kamurocho, as previously featured in the first game, Yakuza 2 introduces a new explorable city: Sotenbori, Osaka. It is the territory of the Omi Alliance, which features a significantly expanded role in this game compared to the predecessor, and is also the allegiance of the game's main villain; Ryuji Goda, who is a rival to Kiryu due to him also having a dragon tattoo on his back.
Story Summary[]
Chapter 1 - The Bloodstained Note[]
Kawara witnessing a man getting shot
The story begins in 1980 when Detective Jiro Kawara chases a gangster into a warehouse and witnesses the murder of a Korean mob boss at the hands of Shintaro Kazama, a Dojima Family lieutenant and foster father to protagonist Kazuma Kiryu. After Kazama departs, the dying mobster pleads with Kawara to save his wife and child. The Detective rushes through the burning building, witnessing Dojima family thugs massacring more Korean gangsters, before finding the boss' wife, Suyeon Jung, and her baby trying to jump off a fifth-story window to avoid the massacre. Kawara stops her and helps her escape.
Terada handing the letter to Kiryu
In 2006, Kazuma Kiryu and his adoptive daughter, Haruka Sawamura, are living together in Tokyo. When they go to the cemetery to pay respects to those they lost during the previous game's events, they are visited by Kiryu's successor as chairman of the Tojo Clan, Yukio Terada. Terada informs Kiryu that after the last year's conflicts, the Tojo Clan is nearing collapse. Their rival organization from Osaka, the Omi Alliance (to which Terada used to belong), is preparing for war against them. Terada pleads for Kiryu to help him broker peace with the Omi. Kiryu initially refuses, but he changes his mind after Omi assassins from the Go-Ryu Clan attack and fatally wound Terada.
Yayoi threatening anyone who is against Kiryu's decision
After meeting with the Tojo's officers, and the interim patriarch, Yayoi Dojima, Kiryu seeks the help of the man whom he considers should become the next chairman: Yayoi's son, Daigo Dojima. Daigo departed the Tojo a few years ago and now wastes his time partying. Ultimately, Kiryu finds Daigo and persuades him to rejoin the Tojo and accompany him to meet with the Omi.
Chapter 2 - The Dragon of Kansai[]
Ryuji explaining what Kiryu should do
While in Osaka, Kiryu learns that Daigo left the Clan after being jailed due to an attack he pulled off against a high-ranking Omi officer whose goons had been harassing business owners in Kamurocho. He also has a run-in with said Omi officer at a cabaret: Ryuji Goda, patriarch of the Omi Alliance's Go-Ryu Clan. Donning a fake identity, Kiryu has a chat with Ryuji, who boasts about his plans to take Tokyo for himself and become the "Dragon of Japan"; the most excellent yakuza to have ever lived. While Kiryu talks with Ryuji, an accomplice of Ryuji's detonates a bomb in the Kazama Family office in the Millennium Tower, wounding Osamu Kashiwagi.
Chapter 3 - The Yakuza Eater[]
Sayama arresting the yakuza member
Meanwhile, somewhere in Osaka, detective Kaoru Sayama arrests a yakuza member for many crimes the man has committed. After the arrest, Sayama goes to the police department and finds out that Chief Tsutomu Bessho has been asked by Junichi Sudo to take Kazuma Kiryu into protective custody. Bessho explains that Kiryu is in Kansai, and if he were to die, an all-out war would spark between east and west. Initially, Bessho disagrees with Sayama taking the job. But Sayama explains this is their big chance to investigate Kanto. Bessho asks Sayama if she isn't just hung up on the Tojo Clan. Sayama promises him that she is doing this as lead detective of the Osaka Police. Bessho then gives her the job.
Goda reading the letter from Terada
The next day, Kiryu and Daigo travel to the Omi headquarters, where they meet with Ryuji's adoptive father, Omi Alliance chairman Jin Goda; his second-in-command and former disciple of Terada, Ryo Takashima; and Toranosuke Sengoku, patriarch of the Omi's wealthiest family. Though the peace talks are initially successful, Ryuji and his men burst in and stage a coup, overthrowing Ryuji's father so that he can become the next chairman and attack the Tojo Clan. After fighting their way out of the Omi headquarters, Kiryu and Daigo save Jin from Ryuji's men, but they are soon attacked by Ryuji himself. However, the fight is broken up by the arrival of a platoon of police officers led by Tsutomu Bessho and Kaoru Sayama, Osaka Police officers who were tasked with ensuring that no harm comes to Kiryu while he's in Osaka, since his death would guarantee all-out war between the two yakuza organizations.
Chapter 4 - Omi's Four Kings[]
Former detective Makoto Date is seen walking in a police station when he bumps into a police officer, causing her documents being dropped. After Date helps her pick up her items, the officer reveals she is a big fan of him. Kawara walks in and tells the officer she should look up to a different person. Kawara reveals that Sudo is waiting for both of them. At the meeting, they are introduced to Chief Wataru Kurahashi of Division 2. Sudo and Kurahashi suspect Ryuji Goda led the killing of Terada, along with the involvement of a foreign mafia. They reveal they have wiretapped a conversation between Ryuji and the bomber of the Millennium Tower. Kurahashi explains that Division 2 and Division 4 have teamed up to identify the bomber and finding out the foreign organization.
Sayama getting wounded after being shot at by a sniper
While she escorts Kiryu to safety, Sayama is shot by an assassin sent by Takashima, forcing Kiryu to take her to a hideout in her adoptive mother, Tamiyo's, bar. While Sayama heals, Tamiyo and Kiryu talk. Kiryu tells her that he used to be part of the Tojo Clan and a distraught Tamiyo tells Kiryu that her daughter has a grudge against the Tojo ever since she overheard her blaming them for the death of her birth parents. After Sayama wakes up, Kiryu says that he is surprised Ryuji could put a hit out that quickly. Sayama then explains that Ryuji's method of doing things is to muscle his way at his enemies straight and to point. Kiryu gets up to leave the bar and find the man who hired the sniper. Sayama gives him the bullet she was hit with and tells him to take to an info dealer in the mahjong parlor.
Takashima talking to the sniper
Takashima is on the phone talking to the sniper who shot Sayama. It is revealed that this was all a part of Takashima's plan, and his goal was to show Kiryu he's got nobody to trust. After his call ends, Bessho walks in to take voluntary testimony from him. Takashima tells Bessho that the real victim is the Omi Alliance and Sayama should hurry and arrest Kiryu. He asks Bessho if his superintendent has told him anything. Bessho says he has told him to let Takashima go. As he is about to leave the room, Bessho warns him that him having connections won't save him.
Kiryu beating up the informant
After Kiryu pays a mahjong player, Esaki for information, Kiryu learns that the bullet belongs to the Takashima Clan since the only guns that use it are smuggled in by Takashima. However, before he says more, he demands more money from Kiryu. With more money, Esaki reveals that Takashima has many connections and his loyalty to the chairman of the Omi Alliance is what made up become an officer at a young age. As Kiryu is about to leave, Esaki's phone rings and he tells Kiryu a 100 million yen bounty has been put on him. The men in the parlor attack him, however Kiryu easily beats them all up. Finally, he questions Esaki on who has put a bounty on his head, revealing that Toranosuke Sengoku is also after Kiryu.
Sengoku ordering his men to spread one billion yen around Kamurocho
Afterward, Sengoku is seen in his office with a lieutenant of his on the phone talking to the men from the mahjong parlor. Sengoku finds out that Kiryu was not killed and he walked out of the parlor in one piece. The lieutenant tells him that if he does not make his next move, Ryuji will get to Kiryu first. Sengoku reveals he has other plans and orders his men to spread a billion yen around Kamurocho.
Bessho talking to Sayama on the phone
As Kiryu is about to enter Aoi, he eavesdrops on a conversation between Sayama and her mother. Sayama reveals she is following Kiryu because he is in the Tojo Clan. This way, she can get close to the Tojo Clan and find out what happened to her parents. After Kiryu walks in, Bessho calls Sayama and tells him to give the phone to Kiryu. Bessho reveals a foreign gang has kidnaped Daigo and chairman Goda. He tells Kiryu to go back to Kamurocho as the kidnapper's license plates have Kamurocho numbers. To Sayama's surprise, Kiryu tells Sayama and her mother that he is going back to Kamurocho. He notes the area is outside of the police jurisdiction Sayama is in, and that she doesn't have to come. However, Sayama doesn't listen to Kiryu's words and says she's coming with him.
Chapter 5 - A Hidden Past[]
While Sayama rests at the now abandoned Serena bar, Kiryu meets with the Tojo leadership to inform them of what transpired. Fearing war may be inevitable with Jin Goda in hiding, Kiryu proposes seeking assistance from Goro Majima, the former Shimano Family captain who departed the Tojo Clan due to clashes with Terada. Majima has since formed his own powerful criminal gang, so his help could provide the numbers the Tojo needs in case of war.
Kiryu finds that Majima has taken over Purgatory, the underground casino and fighting arena once run by Kage the Florist, and seeks him out there. Majima refuses at first, but eventually agrees to support the Tojo's war efforts after Kiryu defeats him in a fight at the underground coliseum.
Chapter 6 - Plots and Schemes[]
While all this has been occurring, Kiryu's friend in the Tokyo Police, Detective Makoto Date had been called in for a meeting with chiefs Wataru Kurahashi and Junichi Sudo. He is displeased to find that his former partner, Kawara, is also present. Kurahashi and Sudo inform the two detectives that the bombing of the Kazama Family office was carried out by an unknown Korean criminal organization tied to the Go-Ryu Clan, and that their only lead in the case is Kazuki, owner of the Stardust host club and a friend of Kiryu's. Both detectives are tasked with investigating his connection to the bombing. When Kawara and Date go to question Kazuki about the case, he flees from them.
Kiryu and Sayama receive word that the kidnappers of Daigo and Jin Goda are an unknown third party. They eventually track down the kidnappers to an abandoned building, where they have to fight their way through numerous Korean gangsters. Atop the building they find Date, Kawara and two Kazukis: It turns out that a Korean imposter had kidnapped the real Kazuki and had been impersonating for months to secretly move about Kamurocho. In the ensuing confrontation, Kawara and the real Kazuki are shot, but Sayama manages to kill the imposter. Despite being injured, Kazuki and Kawara are transported to a nearby clinic and survive.
Chapter 7 - The Foreign Threat[]
While Kawara and Kazuki are being treated, Date tells Kiryu that he and Kawara used to be partners, but that he had to ask for a transfer since Kawara kept shooting foreign suspects during their cases, earning him the nickname "Killer Kawara". At the same time, Kawara asks Sayama about her life and why she's investigating the Tojo if she's from Osaka, but she refuses to answer.
Just as Kiryu and Date return to the clinic, the place is raided by two Korean thugs who attempt to kill everyone present to silence them. After Kiryu and Sayama manage to repel the attackers, this confirms that the Kazuki who survived is the real one. Kawara informs the two that their attackers, as well as the gangsters who have Jin and Daigo, are members of the Jingweon Mafia. This group was a Korean criminal syndicate that had been at war with the Tojo Clan in the late 1970s, but had supposedly been wiped out in 1980. Sayama tells Kiryu that her parents were killed at around this time and she suspects that they were members of the Jingweon. Kiryu promises to help her find out the truth.
Chapter 8 - Suspect[]
Seeking to know more about where the Jingweon could have taken Jin and Daigo, Kiryu seeks his old ally, Kage the Florist, who has returned to working for the Tokyo Police Department since the previous year's incidents. After a brief altercation when one of Ryuji's officers, Hiroshi Hayashi, attacks the Florist's offices, the Florist uses his surveillance network to find that Daigo is being kept in the ruins of the old Shangri-La soapland. Kiryu and Sayama rush over there and rescue him, but find that Jin has been taken elsewhere and remains imprisoned.
In order to find more about the Jingweon, Kiryu asks Kashiwagi, who was part of the Tojo Clan when the war with the Jingweon had occurred. Kashiwagi reveals that in the late 70s, the Tojo Clan had been fighting a losing war against the Jingweon Mafia, but that a sudden turn in the fighting came when Sohei Dojima discovered the mafia's leaders would be having a party in one of their warehouse offices on Christmas of 1980. Seizing on the opportunity, he sent his top two officers, Shintaro Kazama and Futoshi Shimano, to take out the Jingweon's entire leadership. After the massacre was carried out, the Tojo Clan won the war and the Dojima Family grew to become one of the clan's most powerful. While everyone believed that the entire leadership had been eliminated, Kashiwagi informs Kiryu and Sayama that Kazama spared at least three of the people present there. He also informs them that Sayama's boss, Bessho, had helped Kazama with hiding the survivors, back when he was in the Tokyo PD.
Chapter 9 - The Omi Invasion[]
While Sayama heads to Osaka to confront her boss about this, Kiryu remains in Tokyo to attend Terada's funeral. The ceremony is interrupted when Ryuji shows up, demanding to be allowed to pay respects to Terada, since he had once been part of the Omi. Despite trying to bribe his way into the procession, Ryuji is turned down at the door, after which he gives the Tojo Clan a "mourning period" of three days before the Go-Ryu Clan attacks the city.
Further disruptions occur on that same night, when Sengoku and his men launch an attack on Tokyo. An army of his men descend on Kamurocho to take control of the Tojo's most profitable district away from them, but they are repelled by Majima's men. Simultaneously, the Nishikiyama Family attacks the Tojo headquarters, as they have betrayed the Clan and joined forces with Sengoku. Their patriarch, Koji Shindo, takes the Tojo's leadership hostage and lures Kiryu into a fight, since he hopes to kill him in order to seize the Tojo chairmanship for himself while under Sengoku's protection. The coup ultimately fails, and Shindo is killed by Daigo.
Chapter 10 - Survivors[]
Kiryu meets with Sayama back in Osaka, where she reveals what she learned from Bessho. Apparently, the police had been desperate to put an end to the war between the Tojo and the Jingweon, so when they discovered that the massacre was to take place, they allowed it to happen. Out of guilt, Bessho aided Kazama in hiding the survivors. He lost contact with two of them, but he knows how they can track down the third one.
Kiryu and Sayama bond as they follow the trail of the Jingweon survivor and eventually determine they can find him in a particular Shogi parlour. While they await for the time to seek out the survivor, the two have a night of drinking in Sotenbori.
Chapter 11 - The Iron Law[]
Just as expected, the duo find the Jingweon survivor, Hoejong Park, at a shogi parlour in Sotenbori. After being questioned, the former gangster reveals that, along with him, two of the Jingweon boss' bodyguards survived: A man named Daejin Kim and another named Yeongmin Ji. He tells the pair that these two men must now be leading the new Jingweon in their pursuit of vengeance against the Tojo, since the Jingweon have an "iron creed" to which they must adhere: the murder of any members must be repaid with the killer's murder by any Jingweon member who can do so. He also reveals a police detective helped the boss' wife, Suyeon and her only child were to escape.
Park's story is interrupted by the arrival of a group of Jingweon assassins who'd been tailing Kiryu and Sayama. The duo defeat the assassins, but not before the attackers manage to kill the survivor. Before Kiryu can question the beaten assassins, they all consume cyanide capsules and kill themselves.
Chapter 12 - The Osakan Castle[]
Sayama now believes that she was that child who survived the massacre. A distraught Kiryu confesses to her that he was present at the massacre back when he was twelve years-old and that he accidentally caused the death of the Jingweon boss, who may have been her father. He offers to let Sayama kill him in vengeance, but an angered Sayama tells him that killing him would solve nothing before departing. Left alone, Kiryu is attacked by an assassin sent by Sengoku. He survives the attack and learns from the hitman that Sengoku has kidnapped his adoptive daughter, Haruka, and that if he wishes to find her, he must come to Sengoku's mansion. After having his wounds treated by Sayama's mother, Kiryu leaves to confront Sengoku.
Kiryu breaks into Sengoku's castle-like mansion and fights his way past the yakuza boss's personal guard of ninjas and samurai, eventually arriving to the area where Haruka is being held hostage. Once there, Sengoku unleashes his pet tigers on Kiryu but much to his horror, Kiryu beats both beasts unconscious. Sengoku flees to his office, but finds Ryuji lying in wait for him there. Disgusted by Sengoku's underhanded ways, Ryuji stabs him with his katana and throws him out of his office window, killing him.
Chapter 13 - Squaring Up[]
Kiryu leaves with Haruka and reunites with Sayama, who heard about what happened from her mother. As they leave, they receive startling news from back in Tokyo: It turns out that Kurahashi, Date's boss in the Tokyo PD, had been working with the Jingweon the whole time. His real name turns out to be Yeongmin Ji, being one of survivors of the massacre in 1980. After Kage the Florist discovered his true identity, Ji took him and Date hostage, and he is demanding that Kiryu and Sayama meet with him, to avoid the execution of his captives.
The duo rush back to Tokyo and, together with Kawara, confront Ji at Kage's office in Millennium Tower, where a battle ensues. Ultimately, Sayama kills Ji, but not before Kawara suffers a fatal wound to the heart. With his dying breaths, Kawara reveals Sayama's true parentage: Suyeon was her mother, but Kawara was her father, instead of the Jingweon boss. After saving Suyeon during the massacre, she hid with him to avoid being killed for abandoning the Jingweon. The pair fell in love and had a child together, but the Jingweon eventually tracked down Suyeon and killed her, prompting Kawara to give Sayama away to save her from the Jingweon. Since then, he continued to murder every Jingweon member he's found in Japan, which gave him his reputation as a killer cop. Sayama tearfully bids her father goodbye as he dies in her arms.
Chapter 14 - The Go-Ryu March[]
After mourning Kawara, Sayama heads back to Osaka to try and decode various files found in Ji's office, hoping to find information on Suyeon's other child and the other massacre survivor, Daejin Kim. Meanwhile, Kiryu remains in Tokyo to prepare for Ryuji's move against the Tojo. More bad news arise when Kazuki awakens in the hospital and reveals that the Jingweon have another plan still prepared: While he was held captive by them, he overheard that the Koreans intend to detonate bombs all over Kamurocho as soon as the Go-Ryu Clan invades.
The following night, the Go-Ryu mobilize against Tokyo and all hell breaks loose. Majima and his crew manage to disable all the bombs set up by the Jingweon, but they are too occupied to provide back-up in the fight against Ryuji's goons, leaving Daigo's gang and what remains of the Tojo's forces to do the fighting. After Kiryu defeats Ryuji's goons at the Stardust club, the Go-Ryu's forces are narrowly driven back, but the Tojo forces are so battered that they'd be unable to repel another assault. Ryuji sends Kiryu a message: they will face-off one on one atop Kamurocho Hills the following night to decide the fate of Tokyo.
Chapter 15 - Of Blood and Bonds[]
Sayama returns from Osaka, having cracked Ji's files, but claiming to not have found any new information on them. She begs Kiryu not to fight Ryuji, since she fears Kiryu might be killed or that he may end up killing Ryuji. Kiryu tells her he cannot refuse, since failing to show up would prompt another attack on Kamurocho with the Tojo being in no condition to defend it. Realizing there's no stopping him, Sayama tells Kiryu to take Date and meet with her boss, Bessho, since he has information they need to know.
However, when Kiryu and Date go to meet Bessho where Sayama instructed them, they don't find him there and instead find a recorded message from her. In the video, Sayama reveals that she did find new information in Ji's files: The identity of Suyeon's other child who, as it turns out, was Ryuji all along. Since she is his half-sister, Sayama cannot allow Kiryu to fight him to the death and will go meet with Ryuji in his stead to try and talk him down from continuing his war on Tokyo.
Chapter 16 - Endgame[]
Fearing for Sayama's safety, Kiryu rushes to Kamurocho Hills while Date seeks Sudo to provide police back-up and arrest Ryuji. After battling a group of Jingweon assassins sent after him, Kiryu makes it to the top of Kamurocho Hills and finds Sayama and Ryuji, along with Jin Goda, whom Ryuji had managed to recapture after the Jingweon snatched him. Ryuji is shocked to discover the truth about his parentage, but neither Sayama nor Jin can dissuade him from his goal. Kiryu and Ryuji face off in a one-on-one battle, where both are severely injured, but Kiryu proves victorious.
However, just as the battle seems over, a group of Jingweon troops arrives at the scene, led by none other than Yukio Terada himself. Terada reveals that he is Daejin Kim, the final survivor of the massacre in 1980, and that he has been leading the Jingweon Mafia the whole time. He faked his death at the hands of the Go-Ryu in order to provoke a war, which he believed would result in the Tojo's destruction, which would be the Jingweon's revenge for the assassination of their leaders 26 years prior. However, Kiryu's intervention prevented that, meaning Kim has now decided to personally kill Kiryu and then use the remaining Jingweon troops to directly finish the Tojo's leadership. Though wounded, Kiryu and Sayama take on Kim and his troops, defeating them.
The fight is interrupted with the unexpected arrival of the Omi headquarters chief, Ryo Takashima, who had been working with Kim the entire time by feeding him information on both the Omi and the Tojo. Taking advantage of how battered everyone is from the preceding series of fights, Takashima attempts to murder everyone present to take control of both the Omi and the Tojo. He shoots in Kiryu in the chest, and fatally shoots both Jin and Kim, but before he can execute the rest, Kim activates a final bomb which he'd brought with him, which has a timer too short for any of them to get off the building before it detonates. This distracts Takashima long enough for Sayama to attempt to subdue him with a baton, but she fails and is grabbed by him instead. Kiryu grabs a gun, however he is unwilling to risk Sayama's life, and is unable to shoot. Just as Takashima is about to kill Sayama, Ryuji gets up from the ground with a gun. Ryuji shoots Takashima numerous times, killing him while sustaining several wounds himself in the process.
Since the bomb's detonation looms and both are too injured to even attempt to escape, Ryuji and Kiryu decide to die doing what they've lived doing: fighting. Sayama attempts to stop them so they lock her in the cargo elevator and send her to the bottom so she can escape and survive. The battle is arduous and brutal, but Kiryu ultimately defeats Ryuji once again. Sayama, refusing to leave without her newfound brother and the man she's come to love, climbs the stairs back up to the top. With only minutes to go, Sayama comforts a remorseful Ryuji as he dies in her arms. Just then, Sudo and Date arrive in a helicopter to try and rescue Kiryu and Sayama, but they don't have any space to land and pick them up. Accepting their impending deaths, Kiryu and Sayama kiss, just as the bomb ticks down.
In an epilogue sequence, Haruka is visiting a grave in the cemetery... but it is not Kiryu's. As Date reveals, Kim's last bomb was a fake, meant to distract Takashima long enough for Kiryu to stop him. Kiryu and Sayama survived the night and pay their respects at the grave.
Gameplay[]
Explore[]
Gamers can expect an expanded stage to explore. Besides the familiar Kamurocho, you can now head to Osaka and experience the realistic atmosphere from the rows of shops and streets to the pedestrians and sense of hustle and bustle. Coming in contact with people on the street could trigger a sub-story as well. There are a variety of restaurants and eateries available, some new and some that are already familiar from the game's first installment.
Yakuza 2 gives the player the ability to look around horizontally using the right stick in certain locations, but it is locked to the inverted setting.
Battle[]
- Rush Combo
- Finish Combo
Heat Action
There are various "Heat Actions" available that makes it an easy victory. One example is by making full use of the 'Extreme Surrounding' and 'Extreme Weapon' Utilization; e.g. table, wall, etc. against the enemy. Another benefit is by picking up the enemy's weapon and so forth.
Another collective, all-out effort of "Explosive Heat Action" is possible by using the character's Power, Skill and Spirit. The moment when a long fight's equilibrium is broken, the soul would react to it. From here, you should allow the Spirit gauge to rise to give a strong impact. However, there is only one chance to do this. If you miss and victory slips by, they'll also be danger. On the other hand, the enemy is also capable of this technique, which you'd have to watch out for. The basic would be to deal with it calmly and thoroughly resist them.
Behind the Scenes[]
Demo[]
Note: This is all based on predictions made based off information on the following page, and not from first-hand experience.
A notable change in the presentation of the demo for Yakuza 2 is that, right after passing the content warnings, the player can immediately choose what they want to try out:
- Sample part of the main story, where by Kiryu wanders around Osaka looking for Ryuji (The Dragon of Kansai)
- Minigames
- Battle training
- Battle trial
Unlike the previous demo, this one never saw a US release, not even with a PS bundle disk.
Trivia[]
- The original Korean audio dialogue was deemed to be too badly done for the South Korean market, and had to be re-recorded by native speakers.[2]
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