I'm one of the biggest advocates for Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's Yakuza franchise, and while I can best describe the title as a Japanese take on GTA, that is not entirely true. It's much more than that. Set in a fictional retelling of modern-day Tokyo, this action-adventure game offers a weird combination of overly dramatic storytelling, humorously obscure side quests and mini-games inspired by the Yakuza and Japanese popular culture. Did I mention the many fully-playable Sega Master System and Sega Arcade titles in the game? Kiryu can play games such as Alex Kidd in Miracle World, Alien Syndrome, Enduro Racer, and Maze Hunter 3-D, as well as other arcade classics such as Daytona USA 2 and Fighting Vipers 2. That's got to be worth the purchase alone. Hark! The exclusive game bundle is a limited-time offer, and there's only a limited quantity of game codes available.