The new GOG versions of the Yakuza games omit multiple developers and even entire support studios from their credits.
. However, along with this release, changes have been made to the games' credits, with several former Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio staff members and entire support studios not being acknowledged for their work on the series.
As spotted by Timo653 over on Reddit, developers such as series creator Toshihiro Nagoshi and producer Daisuke Sato - who both left Sega several years ago to form Nagoshi Studio, a subsidiary of NetEase Games - are no longer credited for their work on the games.Let's Play Yakuza 6: COOL FIGHTS AND CAT QUESTS.
Timo653 pointed out that even with a larger font and more spacing, the"GOG credits manage to be shorter than the Steam version ones, because of all the removed names". Many of those removed from the credits appear to be former Sega employees who left the company to join Nagoshi Studio, after the latter was founded in 2021.
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