Faced with declining packaged game sales, Sega will restructure themselves to focus on the development of digital and social games.

While Dead Souls infuriates me at times, it still exudes the traditional Yakuza charm. This is enhanced by the fact that it just so happens to include one of my favorite NPCs of all time as a playable character.

Kazuma Kiryuu’s a little down on his luck with women in Yakuza: Dead Souls.

If you pre-order the game from GameStop before that, you’ll get five bonus costumes and eight bonus weapons.

In Yakuza: Dead Souls, friendship really is the answer to your problems.

Majima likes watching zombie movies and karaoke.

Sega are bringing the zombie-shooter out of Japan next year.

Sega has a selection of ridiculous costumes for their zombie shooting Yakuza game, Yakuza: Of the End. You can dress madman Goro Majima like a pirate and Kazuma Kiryu as… an American tourist?

It looks like the zombie apocalypse scared everyone but Sega away from releasing any new games during the week.

First run copies come with two bonuses, a Yakuza sticker that says “Go for it, Japan!” and more importantly a donation to the Red Cross.

Due to the disaster in Japan, Capcom decided to delay distribution of the two bonus characters.

Get ready to go zombie hunting in Kamurocho. Sega is putting a downloadable demo of Yakuza: Of the End on PlayStation Network on March 3.

You’re far from alone in the fight to save Kamurocho in Yakuza: Of the End. Sega added a new partner system to the zombie shooting game.

A log keeps track of the different kinds – everyday people, homeless zombies, waitress zombies, policemen, and former convenience store workers staggering out of a late night Family Mart shift.

And it comes with a sturdy stainless steel Yakuza-inspired tumbler.

Beat up zombies with chainsaws, tanks, and bicycles in Yakuza: Of the End.