Grab Yakuza 3 PC solo before it's bundle-only next month

So here's the thing - if you've been eyeing the original Yakuza 3 PC remaster but don't want to shell out for the entire franchise, you've got less than a month to grab it standalone. Come February 12, 2026, when Yakuza 3 Kiwami launches, the original version becomes bundle-exclusive.

And honestly? This is kind of annoying. Look, I get why Sega's doing this. They want to push people toward the shiny new Kiwami remake, and bundling the original with six other games makes the standalone look less appealing by comparison. But what if you already own most of the series on PC? Or maybe you're one of those purists who prefers the original PS3 vibe over the remake treatment?

The timing feels deliberate too. Right now you can snag the original Yakuza 3 remaster for around twenty bucks when it goes on sale. But after February 12? You're looking at dropping way more cash for games you might already own or don't want. Sure, the Yakuza Remastered Collection is solid value if you need all three games, but forcing it as the only option feels restrictive.

My advice? If you're even slightly interested in playing the original version, grab it now. Whether you're a completionist who wants both versions or someone who prefers the untouched experience, this is your last chance. The countdown's already started, and February will be here before you know it.