Imagine you spent over three decades collecting everything. If you did just that, then you might have a library of games and consoles that rivals that of New Jersey resident and video game author Bill Loguidice, who has decided to sell a massive chunk of history in an upcoming interactive entertainment auction.

The Dragon of Dojima returns for one more adventure, with the stakes higher and more personal than ever in this touching farewell to a Yakuza legend. With a tale that closes the book on a long-running saga, Kiryu’s farewell results in a story that is as satisfying to watch as its gameplay is as underwhelming to consume.

The regular Humble Bundles are a great way to pad out your already bulging backlogs. Thing is, they’re usually for PC gamers, which means that those with consoles get left in the dust. That changes with the Humble Capcom x Sega PlayStation Bundle, which as its name suggests, bundles together a stack of great games from both publishers, for very little money.

In Yakuza 6, cats have a starring role in one of the many side-quests of Kazuma Kiryu’s final adventure. A total of 19 stray cats seek your love and attention, although convincing them of your intentions to give them a better life is a hell of a task.

At its E3 showcase in 2015, Sony announced that Shenmue III was coming. Of course fans were excited to finally see its conclusion. Now, everyone else can finally see its beginning.

SEGA is getting ready to tap into that nostalgia once again, as it does what Nintendid and unleashes a console that isn’t named after a terrible British band later this year. Here’s what the Mega Drive Mini looks like.

It’s the stories and characters, which really define the Yakuza series. Something that SEGA wants to highlight with a few new videos leading up to the western release of Yakuza 6: The Song of Life.

What worked once clearly works twice, as SEGA is doubling up on Kazuma Kiryu’s underworld troubles with an English port of the first Yakuza sequel. Yakuza Kiwami 2 will drop in the West in August, picking up a year after the dragon of Dojima settled his score in the first game.