Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Yakuza (franchise)" in English language version.
If you're a purist, too, then you'll be incredibly upset at the removal of the "Shinseicho" region. I wouldn't call it exactly pivotal to the experience, but having a distinct district be condensed into backlots of Sotenbori is disappointing. The Yakuza series has always doubled as digital tourism and having less to explore just sucks. At least Sotenbori is bigger than its original incarnation, but explorable rooftops don't really replace the Tsutenkaku tower.
If you're a purist, too, then you'll be incredibly upset at the removal of the "Shinseicho" region. I wouldn't call it exactly pivotal to the experience, but having a distinct district be condensed into backlots of Sotenbori is disappointing. The Yakuza series has always doubled as digital tourism and having less to explore just sucks. At least Sotenbori is bigger than its original incarnation, but explorable rooftops don't really replace the Tsutenkaku tower.
