Key takeaways
- After the success of Yakuza Kiwami, Sega may bring more Yakuza games to Nintendo Switch.
- Yakuza Kiwami's Switch release sold well, exceeding expectations.
- Issues like low resolution and FPS on the Switch may improve with a more powerful successor.
A recent survey suggests that Sega wants to bring more Yakuza Games on Nintendo Switch. The Like a dragon The series, called the first YakuzaIt finally debuted on the Nintendo Switch platform with a release this past October Yakuza Kiwami. First released in 2016, Yakuza Kiwami is a remake of the first game on the PS2. The release of Kiwami The Switch marks the second time the series has been released on a Nintendo platform: Prev Yakuza The release was a 2013 Japan-only HD collection port for the Wii U that included the first two games in the franchise, titled The Package. Ryu ga Gotoku 1 and 2 HD for Wii U.
The release of Yakuza Kiwami Ryu Ga Gotoku is doing well on Nintendo Switch according to the studio and Sega. According to reports, the Switch version of Yakuza Kiwami was “selling like hotcakes” and it was performing better than expected. Despite Yakuza Kiwami Being over eight years old, the fact that it is selling better than expected is an encouraging sign for the Switch On series. It looks like Sega wants to capitalize Kiwamiof sales success, if recent surveys are to be believed.
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Sega has opened a survey on its official website (translation of questions by Joseki100 on the R/NintendoSwitch subreddit), conducting this survey for buyers. Yakuza Kiwami. While the survey is open worldwide, it is in Japanese. Based on a rough translation of this survey, it asks standard marketing questions about their impressions Yakuza Kiwami On the switch, and what they will rate it. The survey then asks if the players want to see others Yakuza The games come on Nintendo's current platform, as well as any special feedback Kiwami On the switch.
Yakuza Kiwami could pave the way for more games on the Nintendo Switch
The survey specifically asks if players want to buy futures Yakuza Games, with any platforms they will buy another game, including the Nintendo Switch as an option. The Switch being included as an option could be an encouraging sign that Sega is planning to port more Yakuza Titles on the system, or even consider the Switch as a target platform, though that's speculation for now.
The Yakuza Kiwami The switch port is not without its problems, however. The main points of contention are the Switch's poor hardware, with gamers noting the low resolution and inconsistent FPS. That said, Nintendo is preparing a successor to the Switch, which according to various leaks will be more powerful than the current console. likewise, Yakuza Kiwami Games like this could lead to a successful future on the Switch 2 with ports Yakuza 0 and Yakuza: Like a dragon in the system.
Yakuza
Sega's Yakuza franchise is a series of action-adventure and role-playing games that revolve around characters who are part of or belong to dangerous criminal organizations.
The various games in the series are guided by gripping, emotional stories but complemented by hilarious side stories and fun mini-games that give players a welcome break from the drama.
