I don’t know what I was expecting. Real talk though, the fight scene QTEs in this game have some pretty awesome choreography. (Assuming you don’t fail them, of course)
Yep, combat problems such as Kiryu's big swaying distance and aggressive enemy AI aren't in the original, combos are more consistent because of this. The minigames are also affected in the remastered and some are nasty level of difficulty to 100%
![Sifu - Master Difficulty [ No Damage, Age 70, True Ending, No Shortcuts, Single Segment]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Yk-MUhN6kUw/mqdefault.jpg)
![Sifu - Master Difficulty [ No Damage, Age 70, True Ending, No Shortcuts, Single Segment]](/img/tr.png)
Beautiful QTE. Like I saw from my Yakuza before.
I don’t know what I was expecting.
Real talk though, the fight scene QTEs in this game have some pretty awesome choreography. (Assuming you don’t fail them, of course)
Failing them isn't too bad either honestly
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Chinese Akiyama
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He does use Akiyama’s kali stick moveset for his dual swords in K1
You understand that you have already gone, that's all
Is Yakuza 3 on the PS3 notably different compared to the Remaster gameplay wise?
No, basically the same, except locked at 30fps and without combat issues from remastered
@captain_n00by I think 30fps is a good trade off for those way better looking heat auras
Yep, combat problems such as Kiryu's big swaying distance and aggressive enemy AI aren't in the original, combos are more consistent because of this. The minigames are also affected in the remastered and some are nasty level of difficulty to 100%
А че кабину то ему не развалил?)
всему своё время)