Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – Returning Locations Reportedly Revealed in Debug Menu

Neon Prime is reportedly going to be the next third-person shooter title from Valve, and "alleged" details surrounding the title have surfaced, revealing what the developer has in store for enthusiasts.

EA has released stats about the performance of FC 24 in its first 24 days since launch, releasing a whole host of stats. EA has stated that players in over 200 countries are playing EA Sport FC 24, with over 1.6 billion matches played and over 4.1 billion goals scored since launch day. The addition of women to Ultimate Team has been successful too with over 739 million women players being used in squads.

Sam Kerr has the most goals by a woman so far in the soccer game.

Dragon Village Grand Battle is out now on the Play Store. This game brings elements similar to the beloved Dragon City franchise and refreshes it with a more mature art style and new gameplay. Though, Dragon Village and Dragon City aren’t actually related past including the grand mythical reptilian beasts, DRAGONS!

At Microsoft's Xbox Partner Preview showcase last night, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth kicked proceedings off with a new trailer revealing one of the new side hustles.

Considering the online buzz, GTA 6 leaks are all gamers care about these days. They want an update on the trailer, the game's launch date, and more information about the storyline and the gameplay. But a new leak has revealed some information that may be even more exciting to the fans, especially a certain section of gamers who swear by Nintendo consoles. The predecessor of the highly anticipated game, GTA V, was launched on Xbox Series X/S, PS4 and PS5, and sometimes later, it also was released for PC. However, it was not released on Nintendo Switch. But a new leak claims that GTA 6 might launch on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console.

If you thought Yakuza minigames peaked with running an amateur baseball team, think again, as Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealthis introducing Dondoko Island.

The Like A Dragon / Yakuza / Ryu Ga Gotoku series became a hit in Japan and the broader Western market thanks to its many quirky mini-games. While they initially seemed to be a distraction from the narrative campaign around Kazuma Kiryu, as the games went on they became more of a major focus of the franchise, as the fans became drawn to Sega’s quirky open world design around them.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth has revealed the zany, chaotic Animal Crossing-style mode I've always dreamt of.

The Yakuza series, now renamed Like a Dragon, is known for minigames that are fun enough to yank attention away from the gangster melodrama for hours and hours. Nintendo's Animal Crossing: New Horizons has sold more than 40 million copies since 2020 and was fun enough to yank attention away from everything else during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic. You can probably see where this is going.

If it wasn’t already clear that Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is going to be plenty zany in that good ol’ Yakuza way, RGG Studio has now revealed that Ichiban Kasuga’s next adventure will pack in its own Animal Crossing minigame - but done Yakuza-style, naturally.

The Yakuza/Like a Dragon series are known for their variety of wacky side content and minigames, but it seems like the upcoming Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is really going over the top in this respect. Sega has already revealed the game will have side activities inspired by Crazy Taxi and Pokemon, but that’s just the beginning. In a new trailer shown during the Xbox Partner Preview showcase, Sega revealed Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth will have its own full-on Animal-Crossing-style mode.