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# Dual English/Japanese audio tracks Authentic Hokuto Shinken combat system Customizable buggy for wasteland exploration Fist of The North Star: Lost Paradise - PlayStation 4

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## Summary

> 🔥 Become the unstoppable Fist of the North Star and conquer the wasteland! 🚀

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## Key Features

- • **Experience Enhanced Carnage:** Witness the full, uncensored brutality of Kenshiro’s Hokuto Shinken techniques in the localized version, raising the stakes for every fight.
- • **Dual-Language Audio Experience:** Switch seamlessly between English and Japanese voice tracks to immerse yourself in the authentic Fist of the North Star vibe.
- • **Master the Legendary Hokuto Shinken:** Unleash Kenshiro’s iconic, brutal assassination techniques with a dynamic Seven Star gauge system for devastating combos.
- • **Explore a Post-Apocalyptic Playground:** Customize your buggy and race through the wasteland while uncovering hidden side missions and rare materials.
- • **Beyond Combat – Dive Into Unique Minigames:** From managing a nightclub to rhythm-based chiropractic therapy, enjoy a rich variety of engaging activities that expand the world.

## Overview

Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise for PlayStation 4 is a mature-rated action-adventure RPG that lets players control Kenshiro in an alternate post-apocalyptic universe. Featuring dual English/Japanese audio, a deep combat system based on the iconic Hokuto Shinken martial art, and a vast open world filled with side missions and minigames, this game delivers an immersive experience blending brutal combat with creative exploration.

## Description

Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise is a high-intensity action-adventure RPG based within the world of the beloved Fist of the North Star manga. Players take control of protagonist Kenshiro as they progress through an alternate universe of the original story. Prepare to explore the post-apocalyptic wastes of the Earth in a customizable buggy and tear through groups of thugs using Kenshiro’s signature ""Hokuto Shinken"" combat techniques. Lost Paradise’s world is packed with character-developing and world-building side missions, as well as a collection of hilarious minigames. From buggy races and rhythm-based ""Hokuto Shinken"" chiropractic therapy sessions, to managing a nightclub and more. There are plenty of adventures that explore the world outside of battle in new and creative ways! Explore a Lost Paradise and the Wasteland Surrounding It - Even Kenshiro needs the occasional break from beating up thugs. Luckily, even in the dilapidated city of Eden, there’s no shortage of engaging side missions and minigames to take part in. Use the power of ""Hokuto Shinken"" to prepare drinks at a bar, manage a struggling nightclub, customize a buggy and race through the barren desert, play retro games at the arcade or your hideout, including the original Fist of the North Star game, and more! Tired of the city? Head out into the wasteland in your buggy to collect materials and complete side missions, but be careful of hidden dangers lurking beyond the dunes!

Review: An excellent yet somewhat flawed Yakuza spin-off - Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise is a blast. If you’ve enjoyed or even recently become a fan of the Yakuza series, I can’t imagine why this spin-off wouldn’t interest you. This game is essentially a Yakuza title re-designed aesthetically to fit the long-time, popular manga/anime series. It essentially feels a lot like Yakuza 0 as it’s still being run on that older engine - so it’s back to finding save points on the map, waiting through semi-short load times when transitioning into battle encounters from free-roaming, and slightly clunkier movement controls. I think many people might initially think less of this entry due to these aforementioned reasons as well as due to the fact that the overall quality of the translation, chapter flow, etc might be a little less than what we’ve come to expect from the Ryu Ga Gotoku studio. However, I think it’s really important to consider that this particular entry was made by a newer, less experienced team within that studio while the veteran team has been working on an upcoming entry titled “Judge Eyes” or “Project Judge” for North American audiences. In other words, the slight drop in overall quality is understandable - expectations have to be lowered due to this. Ultimately, these minor problems aren’t that bad and really don’t get in the way of enjoying this game. You fight, explore, fulfill substories, level up and upgrade different aspects of your fighting technique, play various mini-games, drive around the desert, and progress through the main story. While I’m still fairly early on, I’m already having a blast. The story is interesting and I’m excited to see where it takes Kenshiro, the main protagonist, and his allies and enemies. It’s silly, serious, bombastic as always, over-the-top, and just plain fun. There’s options to lower the gore experienced through combat if that’s a turn off, too. I can’t recommend this enough to any long-time fans of the Yakuza series or any newcomers, like me, that can’t get enough of the games this studio puts out. Show your support and buy this game. Enjoy it. It’s not perfect and some of its flaws are more noticeable than the mainline entries, but it’s still a great package filled with all that the studio is best known for. Hope this helps!
Review: Really fun game for FotNS fans! - I'm really enjoying this game after playing for the past week. I missed the entire PS3 era so this game is my first modern FotNS game experience. As a big fan of the manga/anime series this game has been a fun way to relive it all in an alternate re-telling as well as being able to play as Kenshiro. Yakuza Kiwami is the only Yakuza game I've ever played but this game feels almost exactly like it as far as gameplay and existing in a semi-open world/city with various quests and mini games thrown in. Some of the mini games are fun (Bartender Ken, "baseball" - I forget the name!), while others are somehow even more corny (Dr. Kenshiro, Manager Ken) - all of them would never happen in the true world of FotNS and just feel way over the top and unreal in this universe. However the rewards unlocked from these games, especially bartender make it something you almost have to do to get better equipment and money. I'm currently about level 26 and have unlocked many more special moves and abilities, through training and leveling up, making the early repetitive nature of the combat gradually disappear due to switching up my combat style against the enemies who keep coming at me. My favorite part is battling like 20 enemies encountered while driving the buggy in the wasteland and testing out my newest unlocked abilities. Watching the blood spray is really cool, and you can really feel the power of Hokuto Shinken when Ken unleashes on the enemy. I only wish the world felt truly more open and larger, similar to a Fallout game. The world is only open in the style of Yakuza and not like Fallout 4. For fans of FotNS this is absolutely a must buy. For Yakuza fans this is probably a game you'll want to check out (there is a costume to play as Kiryu). For the average gamer, I'm not sure it will be for you. For me, it's great! Thanks to Sega for releasing this in the U.S.!

## Features

- Become the Fist of the North Star - Explore an alternate version of the Fist of the North Star canon; take control of Kenshiro as he searches for his lost love Yuria in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. For anyone unfamiliar with the original story, Lost Paradise can be enjoyed as a completely standalone experience.
- "You're Already Dead" or "Omae wa Mou Shindeiru?" Why Not Both? - Lost Paradise features English / Japanese dual-track audio, so you can 'ATATATA!' in the language of your choosing.
- Master the Hokuto Shinken Style - Kenshiro’s ultimate assassination techniques, the "Hokuto Shinken", are at your disposal in battle.
- After building up the Seven Star gauge, you can demolish enemies from the inside out with dozens of brutal and iconic "Hokuto Shinken" techniques, faithfully recreated from the original manga. More lethal techniques will be available as you progress through the story and battles. Keep your fists up!
- Extra Carnage – Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise features everything available in the original Japanese version, plus enhanced violence for the localized version! For the first time, witness the full effects of Kenshiro’s brutal "Hokuto Shinken" on the lowlifes and thugs of the post-apocalyptic wastes.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07DJ3ZXZM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,547 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #811 in PlayStation 4 Games #10,101 in Kids' Dress Up & Pretend Play |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 4 |
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 4 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,028) |
| Date First Available | June 11, 2018 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00010086632422 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.17 ounces |
| Item model number | FS-63242-HITS |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Sega of America |
| Product Dimensions | 0.5 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 3.17 ounces |
| Publication Date | October 2, 2018 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | October 2, 2018 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 010086632422 |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it in English**
A: This game (US version) has English and Japanese Voice options as well as English text subs.

**Q: I haven't watch the series will I understand the story if I play this.**
A: It's a self contained story. The only bits you need to understand will be explained in the beginning tutorial area.

**Q: will i still get the launch edition stuff even if i preordered it way back in june?**
A: Yes you will. All first run copies will get it.

**Q: Will I get a code for the PlayStation theme from this like the digital preorder?**
A: I think that's for the digital version only. I don't know, but I hope we get it too

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent yet somewhat flawed Yakuza spin-off
*by D***L on October 10, 2018*

Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise is a blast. If you’ve enjoyed or even recently become a fan of the Yakuza series, I can’t imagine why this spin-off wouldn’t interest you. This game is essentially a Yakuza title re-designed aesthetically to fit the long-time, popular manga/anime series. It essentially feels a lot like Yakuza 0 as it’s still being run on that older engine - so it’s back to finding save points on the map, waiting through semi-short load times when transitioning into battle encounters from free-roaming, and slightly clunkier movement controls. I think many people might initially think less of this entry due to these aforementioned reasons as well as due to the fact that the overall quality of the translation, chapter flow, etc might be a little less than what we’ve come to expect from the Ryu Ga Gotoku studio. However, I think it’s really important to consider that this particular entry was made by a newer, less experienced team within that studio while the veteran team has been working on an upcoming entry titled “Judge Eyes” or “Project Judge” for North American audiences. In other words, the slight drop in overall quality is understandable - expectations have to be lowered due to this. Ultimately, these minor problems aren’t that bad and really don’t get in the way of enjoying this game. You fight, explore, fulfill substories, level up and upgrade different aspects of your fighting technique, play various mini-games, drive around the desert, and progress through the main story. While I’m still fairly early on, I’m already having a blast. The story is interesting and I’m excited to see where it takes Kenshiro, the main protagonist, and his allies and enemies. It’s silly, serious, bombastic as always, over-the-top, and just plain fun. There’s options to lower the gore experienced through combat if that’s a turn off, too. I can’t recommend this enough to any long-time fans of the Yakuza series or any newcomers, like me, that can’t get enough of the games this studio puts out. Show your support and buy this game. Enjoy it. It’s not perfect and some of its flaws are more noticeable than the mainline entries, but it’s still a great package filled with all that the studio is best known for. Hope this helps!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really fun game for FotNS fans!
*by G***B on October 11, 2018*

I'm really enjoying this game after playing for the past week. I missed the entire PS3 era so this game is my first modern FotNS game experience. As a big fan of the manga/anime series this game has been a fun way to relive it all in an alternate re-telling as well as being able to play as Kenshiro. Yakuza Kiwami is the only Yakuza game I've ever played but this game feels almost exactly like it as far as gameplay and existing in a semi-open world/city with various quests and mini games thrown in. Some of the mini games are fun (Bartender Ken, "baseball" - I forget the name!), while others are somehow even more corny (Dr. Kenshiro, Manager Ken) - all of them would never happen in the true world of FotNS and just feel way over the top and unreal in this universe. However the rewards unlocked from these games, especially bartender make it something you almost have to do to get better equipment and money. I'm currently about level 26 and have unlocked many more special moves and abilities, through training and leveling up, making the early repetitive nature of the combat gradually disappear due to switching up my combat style against the enemies who keep coming at me. My favorite part is battling like 20 enemies encountered while driving the buggy in the wasteland and testing out my newest unlocked abilities. Watching the blood spray is really cool, and you can really feel the power of Hokuto Shinken when Ken unleashes on the enemy. I only wish the world felt truly more open and larger, similar to a Fallout game. The world is only open in the style of Yakuza and not like Fallout 4. For fans of FotNS this is absolutely a must buy. For Yakuza fans this is probably a game you'll want to check out (there is a costume to play as Kiryu). For the average gamer, I'm not sure it will be for you. For me, it's great! Thanks to Sega for releasing this in the U.S.!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good ol' fashioned heroic violence
*by S***Y on June 21, 2019*

If you know even a little about Fist of The North Star, you'll probably find more than a few things to like about this game. It's somewhere between an alternate reality/timeline and a "what if?" scenario, so even if you know very little, you'll get the important stuff. Fights get more advanced as you do, spending points on passive buffs and active skills increase your survival and lethality. Some of the moves you may, at first, think you'll never use or see. But then, you get into a big fight and Ken is just exploding people left and right, up and down, frontways and backways. At a certain point you'll stick to the perfect channel to speed up the generic fights, but even then it's a gory mess. One flaw is that parry is a flawed skill, that has an extremely specific timing. More often than not, you'll take a hit, so stick to dodging. Story is fun, combat is fun, side missions are ridiculous. I'm not talking about the generic "get this" or "fight this," I'm talking about bartending, club management, and being a doctor. Ken wears a suit well and can do everything just as well. Bartending is more enjoyable, with some humorous scenes and even more humorous techniques. Club management is similar to the Yakuza series, and only seems more complex than it really is. Spend a few minutes with it and you'll tear it up (when you're not recruiting). There are races as well, but driving is kinda wonky until you get better parts, so it's not really much. Doctor Ken cures problems and kills bad guys in a beat-based game where you jam and heal. It's... magic.

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