Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii – A Tale of Extraordinary Disorder and Chaos

When I launched the game Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, I didn’t simply start a session. I put myself in the scuffed boots of Goro Majima, who is as much a character as he is a force of nature. It’s never about undertaking dungeons or grinding for loot; here, selling yourself to a life that is louder, wilder, and certainly more unhinged than yours is the goal. It's about setting sail into the seas with a sword in one hand and a crew who’d rather stab you in the back than offer a sip of their rum. And oh, the stories that are told, once you give freedom to a madman like Majima. This isn’t just something you get if you occasionally buy Xbox games ; it is an epilogue meant to Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. It is complete chaos that tosses away everything Including the series premise and tosses it over the edge. He isn’t a simply a pirate. Because Majima is a human hurricane and the Goromaru, his ship, is his weapon of mass destruction...