Quite an interesting introduction to the Yakuza series. I enjoyed the story as well as the substories and I really enjoyed the fighting mechanics of the game.

Get the Steam version if you want to have access to custom characters and turn this game into a Smash Bros clone with endless possibilities.

This was made into a multiplayer beat 'em up style arcade game and that makes it more replayable than the Genesis version.

Fun for a few minutes, but I don't feel as much of a reason to come back as often as others do.

The entire game works online. This could've been you, Mario Party.

Not the most active game, but find a group to play this with every now and then and you may end up wanting to play it again in a few months.

Only play the game with people that don't want to become the impostor in real life and kill you. The game is not bad, but it's not a game that's worth playing every single day.

This bored me and it's probably the reason why Rayman left you.

The minigames may not be as turn based, but they're on par with the minigames of the first game if not slightly better. Not as good as 2 though.

Also, the Rabbids' singing got worse.

The majority of the minigames don't involve turns so that's one thing that makes this better than the prequel. Also Rabbids can't sing.

The minigames are fun and nostalgic, but a lot of them involve taking turns which makes them take longer.

Do not play on PC if you're using a controller. Most of the time, the controls for some of the minigames are wack.

Challenging on your own and more fun with friends, but the possibilities are quite entertaining.

Bike Physics = wack.

George will most likely be in severe pain for what he did.