Sega Confirms Another Retro Arcade Game For Yakuza Kiwami 3

What’s Happening

Alright so Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties hits the Switch 2 next month and if you weren’t already excited about the game, to top it off, there are a bunch of retro Sega titles you’ll be able to revisit.

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By Liam Doolan 53 mins ago : 0 Image: Sega Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties hits the Switch 2 next month and if you weren’t already excited about the game, to top it off, there are a bunch of retro Sega titles you’ll be able to revisit.

The Details

Following the recent Game Gear news , another arcade title has been spilled. As noted by our pals at PushSquare , it’s the “delightfully oddball” Model 3 release, Magical Truck Adventure .

It will be joined by Emergency Call Ambulance and SlashOut . Image: via Sega Retro This title originally debuted in 1998 and is a solo and co-op “on-the-rails” action experience where you control two kids named Roy and Alma who must power a hand-operated rail cart to retrieve a “magical stone”.

Why This Matters

You’ll also be required to dodge and jump things along the way, as you pump the lever up and down to accelerate through a variety of wild and wacky courses. You can see the other retro games spilled for Yakuza 3 Kiwami so far in our story from earlier this week . We’ve also gone hands on with the game, and an announcement on the PlayStation Blog just locked in this upcoming release would be getting a demo.

Gaming fans have strong opinions about moves like this, and for good reason.

Key Takeaways

• I just wish Sega would make some Model 3 compilations for Switch 2 on physical carts.
• At least the Yakuza games give us some of them.

The Bottom Line

0 2 JayJ 17 mins ago @X68000 Yeah same I have long wished Sega would release a proper Model 2 and 3 arcade collection, so many solid games that have never seen a home release. At least the Yakuza games give us some of them.

What’s your take on this whole situation?