Just like Yakuza series developer RGG Studio has locked in September 20th for its RGG Summit, we had the same date for our fall RGG Summit last year, and it looks like it’s about to be revealed. Of course, fans were quick to speculate/hope there was something they’d like to see the studio put out.
The date for the summit looks a bit interesting, with RGG personnel, including studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama, previously saying in a livestream in July that its next game would be unveiled at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, which will be held at the conference The time is September 26-29.
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Of course, this has left some fans confused as to how RGG will handle the new game announcements it hints at, as the dates appear to rule out the possibility of simply using the summit to set up any big TGS announcements, such as providing more details or showing off a trailer piece. So it remains to be seen what the studio’s plans are, but if RGG insists on a big reveal, scheduling the summit a week early seems like an odd choice, so it wouldn’t come as a surprise that the original next game An announcement will likely be made at the Summit, with more details to be released at TGS.
After all, last year’s RGG Summit on September 20 was quite newsworthy, revealing the exact release date of Dragon: Infinite Wealth and several trailers for the game, as well as showing off Dragon: Man Erased “His name in the opening scene.
RGG has just announced that Yakuza: Like a Dragon will be coming to Nintendo Switch in October, and the Prime Video TV series version of “Yakuza: Like a Dragon” will also be launched that month. Earlier this month, Sega also caused some controversy over its trademark registration for “Yakuza Wars.”
Of course, the developer’s fans on social media are hoping that the summit will bring some fresh content, with some eager for a new Inquisition game, a full remaster of Kiwami’s Yakuza 3, or even a spin-off called Yakuza 3. A remake of Yakuza: Dead Souls. Oh, and someone is begging for a Gaiden title starring Goro Majima, because of course they are. To be fair, this sounds pretty cool to me.
All you have to do is tune in to the summit, which airs on 11am (BST) / 6am (ET) / 3am (PT) Find out on September 20th. What would you like to see? Let us know below!
