At Yakuza 3's stage presentation

At Yakuza 3's stage presentation, producer Nagoshi commented that the game will feature a lot of human drama, and as expected, it's oriented toward adults. He showed off an action-packed Fifa Coins trailer that featured various scenes, including a Stealth bomber flying in the sky, Okinawa civilians protesting against military base expansion, Yakuzas holding property-rights documents, CIA agents attacking Kiryu with double handguns, and Kiryu getting assaulted in a building by a flying helicopter, which peppers him with bullets from a Gatling gun through the glass windows.

Nagoshi took some time to run some extra clips that showed what's new in Yakuza 3. First and foremost, because the game is on the PlayStation 3, Kamurochou looks more realistic than ever. In fact, it looks almost identical to the real-life district of Kabukicho in Tokyo, which FIFA Ultimate Team Coins the fictitious town was modeled after. Sega has collaborated with more than 20 different companies to make the stores and environment feel as real as possible. The developers worked hard on Okinawa as well to give it a distinct atmosphere that's different from mainland Japan.