Now that Yakuza: Of the End has moved 400,000 copies, Sega has shipped over five million copies of the Yakuza games worldwide since it debuted on the PS2 in 2005. [ファミ通]
Zombie parody game Yakuza: of the End was slated for release on March 17. Then, the unthinkable happened; on March 11, an earthquake and an ensuing tsunami laid waste to Japan’s northeast. The game, which depicted a city in ruins (pictured), was one of many delayed out of respect to the victims.
After the Tohoku Earthquake struck, Sega decided it would be inappropriate to release Yakuza: Of The End and delayed it. The game is a zombie parody, setting in a ravaged urban centre. The game finally has a new release date in Japan: June 9. [via RYUGAGOTOKU BLOG]