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Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties : Chapter 7: The Mad Dog Full Gameplay Walkthrough

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Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties : Chapter 7: The Mad Dog Full Gameplay Walkthrough

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Following the end of the Tojo Clan-Omi Alliance war in late 2006, former yakuza Kazuma Kiryu (Takaya Kuroda/Yong Yea) retires to Ryukyu, Okinawa where he takes over the Morning Glory Orphanage and raises a group of nine children. However, when his new home is under threats of eviction, Kiryu finds himself in the middle of a new conflict between Japan's underworld and the official government, facing new allies and enemies, including: Shigeru Nakahara (Ryo Ishibashi/Jesse Corti), patriarch of the local Okinawan group Ryudo Family; Rikiya Shimabukuro (Show Kasamatsu/Zeno Robinson), captain of the Ryudo Family; Daigo Dojima (Satoshi Tokushige/Roger Craig Smith), the newly appointed sixth chairman of the Tokyo-based Tojo Clan; and Tojo Clan lieutenants Yoshitaka Mine (Nakamura Shidō II/Daman Mills), Tsuyoshi Kanda (Hiroyuki Miyasako/Nick Gligor), and Goh Hamazaki (Teruyuki Kagawa/George Ackles). In the original ending of Yakuza 3, Mine sacrifices himself to save Kiryu and Daigo from the terrorist Andre Richardson (Charles Glover/Fred Tatasciore) by tackling the latter off the roof of Touto University Hospital, leading to their presumed deaths; a vengeful Hamazaki later confronts Kiryu in Kamurocho and stabs him, before he is subdued by Kiryu's friends Kazuki (Hiroshi Tsuchida/Christopher Sean) and Yuya (Kenta Miyake/Patrick Seitz). In Kiwami 3, it is revealed that Mine survives the fall, and he later stops Hamazaki before the latter could face Kiryu. Speaking to Hamazaki in private, Mine asserts that both of them have lost to Kiryu and his love for his foster children; Mine also believes Kiryu's decision to retire to Okinawa is a form of self-imposed exile, and that he is living a lie by choosing to hide his true violent nature. They conclude that Kiryu must be prevented from returning to Kamurocho in the future to help out the Tojo Clan whenever he is needed. Mine also convinces Hamazaki to join him in meeting "the Fixer", a mysterious influential individual who has a task for the both of them.