Toshihiro Nagoshi, creator of Sega's immensely popular Ryu Ga Gotoku series (known as Yakuza international), held yesterday some announcements to make a press conference. Nothing unexpected, really, but it has confirmed what a lot of people have been already adopted. Yakuza-5 , 3 is in development for PlayStation and Black Panther 2 is made for PSP. The original Black Panther: Yakuza new chapter appeared on PSP last October to good success.

It was revealed that Yakuza: by the end of (in Japan, they published last June) was like title, because it was a last hurrah for many of the current systems in Yakuza console games. Naish says he is done with him and his newly founded "Ryu GA Gotoku Studio" he is on, hoping to try some new things.

He seems confident that the fans with the brackets will be satisfied, keeping them. Want more use an important thing, he stressed the hardware available, so perhaps, which means a graphical kick a little more for the next Yakuza. Naish said in this it is too early very early stages of development, to say if Yakuza can be shared, or if a new title on the Tokyo game showwould be shown.

Frankly, I was hoping for Vita, if it was to an other portable Yakuza, because I don't feel that the PSP has the power to do what Sega for wanted to blank Pantherwith the original. Set camera angle change too often, when you explore the city and the city lights are extremely blurry as a way, "artistic" hide the fact that that can handle portable details at the file level PS3. Just too many things seem cut off, to me, but I can't blame that Sega go where is the guaranteed money; PSP hardware and software to sell religious levels in Japan.

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