Release Date: March 22, 2012
The dynamic combination of walking beat and action RPG is back on Sony's portable console. Yakuza Black Panther 2 is a continuation of a series about the fate of the dark world in Japan, street fights of gangs and love and honour.
Yakuza is a combination of RPG action, walking battles and sandbox, which basically makes it a worthy competitor to the legendary Shenmue. Black Panther 2, like its predecessor, with its exploration refers to the first two scenes of Yakuza, offering static cameras and low traffic. Like our predecessor, we play the role of a member of juvenile street gangs, responsible for a large part of the dark scores in Tokyo. While Yakuza on stationary consoles tells the story of elderly people, in a way veterans of the trade, Black Panther is a story of young yakuzach who are just beginning their career.
Contrary to the stationary consoles, the Black Panther series focuses on the battles of juvenile gangs and the lives of experienced teenagers. The main character of the game again has to face adversity and according to the rules of the series will not run out of love, sacrifice and courage. Black Panther 2 offers a dynamic combat system reminiscent of a combination of classic battles and walking killings, which translates into special final blows, combinations of blows, as well as the use of objects. There is no shortage of duels with several enemies and bosses.
Production offers a lot in of character development and additional forms of fun - dating, mini-games, duels in a cage allow us to gain new items, get to know additional characters and improve our hero's skills. In of graphics, Black Panther 2 is one of the best looking PSP games, which combined with a nice animation gives us a striking end result. The title is unlikely to appear outside Japan.
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Yakuza (Japanese. Ryu ga Gotoku - Like a Dragon) is a series that began as TPP action adventure games, while in 2020 began a love affair with the jRPG genre. The essence of gameplay in productions under this banner are spectacular clashes, in which we mostly use our own fists, white weapons such as clubs or samurai swords, as well as elements of the environment, such as trash cans or bicycles. Firearms are present, but usually do not play a major role. The protagonists have numerous fighting styles, which we can upgrade. Of great importance are impressive finishers, in which opponents are eliminated in a particularly impressive way.
