Amazing game. This was the first entry using the Dragon Engine and it is a massive leap from the older Yakuza games. Throwing a thug through a shop window and having the shop owner be mad at you and refusing to sell to you for a bit is funny. The story was brilliant, but that's par for the course with Yakuza. I was crying by the end.

The only problem I have is that some of the side activities are genuinely so optional that you might miss them. I was diligent about completing the JUSTIS story because of the NJPW tie in but I almost completely missed the cabaret and baseball team manager. If I wasn't aware that they existed I wouldn't have done them.

Anyway good game, I bought the deluxe edition of this game on launch and haven't finished it until now I'm a jabroni

This was one of those games that define a generation. As if Breath of the Wild hadn't already done that, this took that formula and stomped out most of it's flaws. This was not just the greatest Legend of Zelda game, not just the greatest Nintendo Switch game, not just the greatest Nintendo game, but quite possibly one of the greatest of all time. My only real issue with this format of Legend Zelda is still that the temples weren't as exciting as I would have liked. The identities of them were truly awesome, but they left something to be desired upon finishing them. That was made up for by the amount of incredible shrines I completed. So many of those puzzles were amazing. I truly can't wait to see what Nintendo does with potential DLC for Tears of the Kingdom.