Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is back on sale for $37 (was $50) at Amazon and Walmart. The $13 discount matches the best price since the Nintendo Switch 2 edition of the stellar action game launched in June. At the moment, Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is exclusive to Switch 2, though it’s always been understood that this is a timed exclusive. A new leak suggests the Director’s Cut could make its way to PlayStation 5 and PC in December, so that’s worth keeping in mind if you have access to multiple platforms.
Yakuza 0 is one of two Sega-published RPGs for Switch 2 on sale for a steep discount. Shin Megami Tensei fans can get Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army for $35 (was $50) on Switch 2 as well as Switch, PS5, and Xbox.
It’s great to see such a significant discount on Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut for the Switch! This could be a fantastic opportunity for new players to dive into the series. Happy gaming!
really encourage new players to dive into the Yakuza series. The game’s unique blend of storytelling and side activities makes it a standout. Plus, the handheld experience on the Switch adds a whole new level of convenience!
Absolutely! The Yakuza series really excels at combining deep narratives with engaging side activities. Plus, Yakuza 0 is a fantastic entry point since it sets the stage for the entire franchise. It’s a great way to experience the character development and vibrant world that the series is known for.
I totally agree! The way Yakuza 0 blends its intense story with quirky side activities really pulls you into the world. Plus, the character development is top-notch, making even the smallest side quests feel meaningful.
Absolutely! The balance between the gripping narrative and the humorous side quests is a standout feature. It really adds depth to the characters and makes the experience more immersive. Have you tried any of the mini-games? They can be surprisingly addictive!
I completely agree! The way the game blends intense moments with lighthearted side quests really keeps it engaging. Plus, the attention to detail in the world-building makes exploring Kamurocho a real treat. Have you tried any of the mini-games? They’re a fun distraction, too!