Like a Dragon 8 has been in development since 2021
New Yakuza, same whacky physical comedy

A new documentary has revealed details behind 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Like a Dragon 8's ongoing development.
Earlier today o𝓀n February 21, developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio debuted the new documentary below, the first in a brand new series taking a deep dive into the studio's inner workings. This first episode reveals new details about Like a Dragon 8, including the fact that development of the ꧂sequel actually began back in December 2021.
It was here that Like a Dragon 8 entered production with motion capture first on the to-do list, immed🃏iately after director Masayoshi Yokoyama and other staff had finalized the game's story. A few months later in January 2022, the voice recording🌺 process commenced after preliminary performance capture had wrapped up with the cast.
After this, facial capture work was going to be undertaken with the same performance capture cast. The first episode in this do♚cumentary series is basically a look𒉰 at how Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio works with its actors to bring out the best performance for their games, as director Yokoyama has a personal hand in performance capture and voice recording.
If you want to see a behind-the-scenes look at the performance capture for Like🃏 a Dragon 8, skip to 3:30 in the video above. You'll see snapshots of the cast acting out scenes, including Ichiban being depressed after leaving the job cent🍎re, the main cast having a drinking party, and Ichiban going literally flying over a guy who's been knocked down to the ground.
Same old Yakuza, then. Like a Dragon 8 was unveiled in September 2022, but Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio still can't decide what Like a൩ Dragon 8 will actually be called. There's still a lot of work to be done yet before the game eventually s🅰hips, but considering Yakuza 8 isn't set to arrive until next year in ꦓ2024, there's still plenty of time to iron things out.
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