Deluxe and Ultimate Editions

Unpack the Deluxe and Ultimate Editions of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth! Discover what's inside the Master Vacation Bundle, Assorted Outfit Bundle, Sujimon & Resort Bundle, and Yakuza CD Collection.

Hey there! So you're looking into the different editions of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, huh? It can be a bit confusing with all the different bundles and what they include, so let's break it down so you know exactly what you're getting.

First off, both the Deluxe Edition and the Ultimate Edition come with the Master Vacation Bundle. This is a pretty big deal because it includes New Game Plus! If you're like me and love to replay games to see everything or just enjoy the journey again, this is a must-have. It's not totally clear yet what all will carry over in New Game Plus for Infinite Wealth, but in the previous game, Yakuza: Like A Dragon, things like character levels, money, job levels, and most items made the cut. The Master Vacation Bundle also includes something called Big Swell, which sounds like a post-game story episode, and some DLC trophies and achievements to chase.

Now, if you're eyeing the Ultimate Edition, you're getting a bit more bang for your buck. It includes the Assorted Outfit Bundle. This bundle gives you a bunch of different costumes for your characters. Think of them as cosmetic changes you can use when you switch job classes, letting you ditch the default outfits for something a little more unique, possibly inspired by past games. You'll get special outfits for characters like Kazuma Kiryu (Dragon of Dojima), Goro Majima, Makoto Date, and more, even for Ichiban Kasuga himself. Plus, there's a Mascot Heads Set with Ono Michio and Robo Michio heads, and every character gets two swimsuits. Pretty cool for customizing your crew!

The Ultimate Edition also packs the Sujimon and Resort Bundle. This one is all about expanding your Sujimon collection and your Dondoko Island experience. You'll get Sujimon based on characters from past games, along with items to help you level them up. On the Dondoko Island front, you'll get special guests to visit and materials to kickstart your island restoration efforts. It's a nice boost if you're looking to dive deep into those side activities.

Finally, the Yakuza CD Collection Set is exclusive to the Ultimate Edition. This is a neat little bonus for fans of the series' music. It includes songs from previous Yakuza games that you can play in the background while you're hanging out at the Karaoke spot. While you can't actually play these songs in the minigame itself, it's a great way to add some nostalgic tunes to your game sessions. You'll get classics like 'The Future I Dreamed Of', 'Baka Mitai (Kiryu)', and 'Judgement -Shinpan- (Kiryu)', among others.

So, to sum it up: both editions get you the Master Vacation Bundle with New Game Plus. The Ultimate Edition throws in the Assorted Outfit Bundle for customization, the Sujimon and Resort Bundle for extra gameplay content, and the Yakuza CD Collection Set for some sweet tunes. Hope that clears things up for you!