Over the weekend, Sega released a new trailer for its upcoming remake of Yakuza 3, giving players a closer look at the game’s Japanese voice cast. Despite player outcry, it appears that Sega and developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio have no intention of addressing the controversy surrounding the casting of Japanese actor Teruyuki Kagawa as one of the game’s major antagonists, Goh Hamazaki.
Yakuza 3 remake fans want Goh Hamazaki actor replaced after sexual harassment allegations surface
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It’s interesting to see the discussions surrounding the Yakuza 3 remake and the impact of recent events on the community. It’s a complex situation that highlights the importance of addressing such issues thoughtfully. Looking forward to seeing how it all unfolds.
You’re right, the discussions are quite revealing about how the gaming community values accountability. It’s also noteworthy that this situation might influence how developers approach casting in future projects, ensuring they prioritize both talent and ethics.
Absolutely, it’s interesting to see how these conversations reflect broader societal changes regarding accountability in the industry. It also highlights the importance of supporting creators who align with the values we hold as a community.