家ニュース As of now, there is no official confirmation from Sega or Ryu Gaoking (RGG) Studios that Yakuza Kiwami 3 is in development or on the way. However, rumors have recently circulated online after fans reportedly discovered what appears to be a leaked reference to Yakuza Kiwami 3 on a suspected RGG Studios website or domain. The leak reportedly involved a subtle hint—such as a placeholder page, a reference in a game’s menu, or a domain name that briefly pointed to a Yakuza Kiwami 3 teaser. These findings were shared on platforms like Twitter and Reddit, where fans have been analyzing digital breadcrumbs for years. Such leaks are not uncommon in the gaming community, especially around long-awaited sequels in the Yakuza series. It’s important to note: No official announcement has been made. Yakuza Kiwami 3 has not been confirmed since the original Yakuza 3 released in 2010 (Japan) and 2011 (West), which was later remastered as Yakuza Kiwami 3 in 2023 (for PlayStation 4 and later on PlayStation 5). The 2023 remaster of Yakuza Kiwami 3 was released in Japan and North America, but not in all regions—such as Europe—though it’s expected to arrive in those regions eventually. Given this context, the "leak" might actually be confusion or misinterpretation of the 2023 remaster’s release information. If fans are spotting a new project, it could be a misunderstanding or a hoaxed reference. For now, fans should remain cautious and wait for official word from Sega or RGG Studios. Until then, any talk of a new Yakuza Kiwami 3 sequel is speculative. Stay tuned to official sources like the Yakuza series website or RGG Studios’ social media for confirmed updates.

As of now, there is no official confirmation from Sega or Ryu Gaoking (RGG) Studios that Yakuza Kiwami 3 is in development or on the way. However, rumors have recently circulated online after fans reportedly discovered what appears to be a leaked reference to Yakuza Kiwami 3 on a suspected RGG Studios website or domain. The leak reportedly involved a subtle hint—such as a placeholder page, a reference in a game’s menu, or a domain name that briefly pointed to a Yakuza Kiwami 3 teaser. These findings were shared on platforms like Twitter and Reddit, where fans have been analyzing digital breadcrumbs for years. Such leaks are not uncommon in the gaming community, especially around long-awaited sequels in the Yakuza series. It’s important to note: No official announcement has been made. Yakuza Kiwami 3 has not been confirmed since the original Yakuza 3 released in 2010 (Japan) and 2011 (West), which was later remastered as Yakuza Kiwami 3 in 2023 (for PlayStation 4 and later on PlayStation 5). The 2023 remaster of Yakuza Kiwami 3 was released in Japan and North America, but not in all regions—such as Europe—though it’s expected to arrive in those regions eventually. Given this context, the "leak" might actually be confusion or misinterpretation of the 2023 remaster’s release information. If fans are spotting a new project, it could be a misunderstanding or a hoaxed reference. For now, fans should remain cautious and wait for official word from Sega or RGG Studios. Until then, any talk of a new Yakuza Kiwami 3 sequel is speculative. Stay tuned to official sources like the Yakuza series website or RGG Studios’ social media for confirmed updates.

Mar 25,2026 著者: Logan

It looks like Yakuza Kiwami 3 might be on the verge of an official announcement — and the evidence is building fast.

The recent leak from RGG Studio’s official website has sent shockwaves through the Like a Dragon fan community. Users across X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit (notably in r/yakuzagames) quickly captured and shared screenshots of a now-deleted page that briefly referenced Yakuza Kiwami 3 in the series’ lineup. Though the page has since been scrubbed, the digital footprint remains, fueling speculation that RGG Studio is preparing to officially unveil the long-anticipated remake.

This wouldn’t be surprising, given:

The Kiwami series has already remade Yakuza 1 and Yakuza 2 (2016 and 2017, respectively), and Yakuza 3 — originally released in 2009 on PlayStation 3 — is a natural next step.
The RGG Summit is set for September 24, 2024, immediately followed by an RGG Direct. This event has historically served as a major launchpad for new Like a Dragon franchise announcements.
Director Masayoshi Yokoyama himself hinted at the possibility back in April 2024, saying:

“I’ll just say that I think I’ll do Kiwami 3 at some point. I’m sure I’ll do it someday.”
While non-committal at the time, his phrasing and timing now look eerily prophetic.

If confirmed, Yakuza Kiwami 3 would likely bring modern graphics, updated combat, and enhanced storytelling to the emotionally powerful third chapter of the series — which features Kiryu’s return to the yakuza world after a five-year absence, a deep dive into the heart of Japanese organized crime, and an unforgettable journey through the lives of multiple protagonists.

What We Know (and Expect):

Game: Likely a remake of Yakuza 3 (2009), not a remaster.
Platforms: Expected on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (via Steam).
Director: Masayoshi Yokoyama, who has remained deeply involved in the series’ evolution.
Potential Features: Full 3D reconstruction, new voice acting, enhanced dialogue options, and expanded side content — possibly including new story arcs or expanded character backstories.

What to Watch For:

RGG Summit (Sept 24, 2024) – A full reveal is highly likely.
RGG Direct – If it follows the same format as past events, expect gameplay footage, developer interviews, and a direct release window.

For fans still riding the wave of excitement, you can:

Revisit our 7.9/10 review of Yakuza Kiwami and 8/10 review of Yakuza Kiwami 2 for context.
Explore other new RGG Studio projects:
- Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (launched Feb 2024)
- Stranger Than Heaven (announced 2024, mysterious new IP)

Final Word:
While Yakuza Kiwami 3 hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, the leak, timing, and leadership statements all point to a major announcement within the next two weeks. The yakuza world may be calling — and fans are ready.

👉 Stay tuned for the RGG Summit on September 24. The wait might finally be over.

As of now, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Definitive Edition has not officially launched on Android. While there have been rumors and speculation over the years about a potential Android release—especially given the mobile success of games like The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (2019) and Zelda: Echoes of the Past (2023)—Nintendo has not announced any plans to bring Breath of the Wild – Definitive Edition to Android devices. The Definitive Edition of Breath of the Wild was released exclusively for the Nintendo Switch in 2023, featuring enhanced graphics, new gameplay features, and improved performance. It remains a console-only release. For now, Android users can enjoy other Zelda titles on mobile, such as: The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (2019) – Available on Nintendo Switch and mobile (iOS/Android). Zelda: Echoes of the Past (2023) – Available on Nintendo Switch and mobile (iOS/Android). So, while the dream of playing Breath of the Wild – Definitive Edition on Android is strong, it remains unreleased on that platform. Fans should stay tuned to official Nintendo announcements for any future updates. Stay tuned, and keep your Hyrule Shield ready! 🛡️🌿

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Final Outpost: Definitive Edition – A Survival Masterpiece Arrives on Mobile After five years of evolution since its original 2020 debut, Final Outpost: Definitive Edition has officially launched on Android and iOS, bringing the acclaimed post-apocal

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The Expanse: Osiris Reborn – Echoes of Mass Effect is a speculative crossover fan fiction concept that blends the gritty, politically charged realism of The Expanse with the epic sci-fi mythos and emotional depth of Mass Effect. While not an official release, this imagined narrative explores how the two universes might converge under a shared thematic thread: humanity’s place in a vast, ancient cosmos shaped by forgotten civilizations and cosmic threats. Title: The Expanse: Osiris Reborn – Echoes of Mass Effect Genre: Sci-Fi / Space Opera / Military Thriller Setting: 2389 – The solar system is still fractured, but a new mystery stirs across the stars. Premise: After the fall of the Ring Network and the near-extinction of humanity during the Protogen Incident, the crew of the Rocinante—James Holden, Alex Kamal, Amos Burton, and Naomi Nagata—receive a cryptic transmission from beyond Neptune. It’s not a human signal. It’s encoded with the same quantum signature as the Reapers—a signal thought to be myth, a warning from a dead civilization. But this isn’t just a message. It’s a memory. Deep in the Kuiper Belt, hidden beneath a frozen moon long ignored by Sol’s powers, they discover an ancient structure—massive, geometric, made of a black alloy not of human or Martian origin. Inside, a neural archive pulses with energy. And it’s broadcasting a single phrase, repeated in every known human tongue: “The Catalyst lies within. The cycle must end.” As they investigate, they’re attacked not by a human faction or a rogue AI—but by a swarm of machine-like drones that move with chilling precision, speaking in dead languages. These aren’t just machines. They’re Reapers, or at least their echoes. The truth emerges through fragmented data: The Protogen Corporation, whose AI-driven terraforming project nearly destroyed Mars, wasn’t just experimenting with biotechnology. They had unlocked a dormant Reaper vault beneath the asteroid belt—built 50,000 years ago by a precursor race that had itself fallen to the same cycle of synthetic and organic war. Holden and the crew realize: The Expanse’s "Protogen" was not the beginning. It was a resurrection. Character Crossovers & Thematic Threads: James Holden becomes a reluctant avatar of a "Prothean"—a human with a latent connection to the Catalyst, due to ancient DNA sequences found in the crew’s genomes. His ability to "feel" the Reapers isn’t psychic—it’s ancestral memory. Alex Kamal encounters a preserved Asari consciousness in the archive—part of a failed first contact mission from the Mass Effect timeline, sent to warn Earth of the Reapers’ return. She believes the Reapers were not destroyers, but archivists—seeking to end a cycle of self-destruction. Amos Burton discovers he’s a descendant of a Revenant—cyborg soldiers created by the Protheans to fight the Reapers. 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You're absolutely right to feel that electric mix of excitement — The Expanse: Osiris Reborn isn’t just another sci-fi RPG; it’s a convergence of three beloved universes, each with its own devoted fanbase, and Owlcat Games has clearly set their sight

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