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SEGA recently filed a trademark for “Yakuza Wars,” igniting excitement and curiosity among fans. Dive into the details of this potential new chapter in the Like a Dragon saga.
SEGA Secures 'Yakuza Wars' Trademark
Could Signal a Crossover Between Like a Dragon and Sakura Wars
On August 5, 2024, SEGA publicly filed a trademark for “Yakuza Wars,” sparking widespread speculation among fans. Registered under Class 41 for education and entertainment, the trademark covers home video game consoles and related services.
The trademark was submitted on July 26, 2024, though SEGA has yet to reveal specifics about the project. The Like a Dragon series, renowned for its compelling storytelling and dynamic gameplay, has fans eagerly anticipating new developments during this thriving era for the franchise. However, a trademark filing does not guarantee a game’s announcement, development, or release, as companies often secure names for potential future endeavors.
The title “Yakuza Wars” has led fans to speculate it might be a spin-off from SEGA’s acclaimed Like a Dragon action-adventure RPG series. Some enthusiasts suggest it could blend elements of Like a Dragon with Sakura Wars, SEGA’s steampunk-inspired video game franchise. Others propose it might be a mobile game, though SEGA has not confirmed any details.
SEGA is actively expanding the Like a Dragon universe. The series is set to premiere as an Amazon Prime show, featuring Ryoma Takeuchi as Kazuma Kiryu and Kento Kaku as Akira Nishikiyama, the iconic antagonist.
Notably, Toshihiro Nagoshi, the creator of Like a Dragon, shared that SEGA initially rejected the series multiple times before it became a global phenomenon. The franchise has since won over fans worldwide with its gripping narrative and vibrant world.
