Sega Releases Interview With First Summer Uika for Like a Dragon Gaiden the Man Who Erased His Name

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Sega released a new trailer featuring an interview with First Summer Uika on her role in the upcoming game Like a Dragon Gaiden the Man Who Erased His Name.

In this interview, Uika talks about the amusing tale of how she accidentally entered the live hostess audition without knowing that she had already been offered a role; her impression on Akame, the character she portrays; and her love for the Yakuza/Like a Dragon series.

You can check out the interview below.

Like a Dragon Gaiden: the Man Who Erased His Name is the next release in the long-running Yakuza series with Kazama Kiryu back in the spotlight as the new game fills the gap between the events after Yakuya 6 leading up to the next mainline entry Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth coming next year.

Like a Dragon Gaiden: the Man Who Erased His Name is coming to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC on November 9, 2023.

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