Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

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Arcades are establishments in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth that give players the opportunity to spend some time with a variety of classic Sega games. While it is not mandatory that fans engage with this feature, some will undoubtedly be interested in doing so. This guide is here to assist with that endeavor, and details on the locations of all the arcade games in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth can be found below.

Players can work through several challenges that lead to personality trait increases by playing these classic arcade games. That said, there are many other ways to increase personality traits, including passing LaD: Infinite Wealth 's Ounabara Vocational School exams , if a fan is not interested in any of the titles that are available.

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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – How to Unlock All Jobs (& How to Change Jobs)

There are nearly 30 different jobs in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth for players to unlock, but some Jobs are exclusive to specific characters.

Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth: Arcade Games

There are four different arcade games in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and they can be found at three arcades: Sasaki Aracade, Anaconda Arcade, and GiGO. The precise positions of those establishments have been marked on the maps that are above, and here are details about the games that fans can play at them:

UFO Catcher (Saski Arcade, Anaconda Arcade, GiGO)

This game centers around positioning a retractable claw in an attempt to collect small prizes, and it is not the first time that it has appeared in the series. In fact, UFO Catcher is one of the minigames in Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the preceding entry that was released in 2000.

To note, players will occasionally encounter NPCs that are interested in the items that are won from UFO Catchers. While it is never requisite that fans supply those items, the requests do provide some additional incentive to engage with this arcade game.

SpikeOut (Saski Arcade, Anaconda Arcade)

This 3D beat 'em up makes its console debut with Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and it is likely to be the first time that many players have had the opportunity to experience this game. This makes its inclusion quite special, and fans of games like Streets of Rage are sure to find a lot to love about it.

SEGA Bass Fishing (Saski Arcade, Anaconda Arcade, GiGO)

While Sega Bass Fishing has made its way to a variety of consoles, including Dreamcast, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360, some players will still be happy to have the game on more modern hardware. For the uninitiated, this title requires fans to catch fish of a cumulative weight before time expires, and there are four different stages to enjoy.

Virtua Fighter 3tb (Anaconda Arcade, GiGO)

This updated version of Virtua Fighter 3 allows players to select teams of fighters, with the "tb" standing for "team battle," making it quite a unique entry indeed. Additionally, this is only the second time that the title has been playable on a console, with it previously serving as a Dreamcast launch title, and it will undoubtedly be a brand-new experience for many players.