"I’m just going to say, I think we’ll do a Kiwami 3 at some point," says series director Masayoshi Yokoyama.
Details on what exactly the series' next instalment will be are currently scant, however.
Taking inspiration from Sonic Adventure 2 and Shadow the Hedgehog, the film will release worldwide on December 20.
But Monday is April Fool's Day, so it could be a whole lot of nothing. Then again, it could be Judgment 3.
Strategy genre specialist studio Relic Entertainment is leaving Sega and going independent, it's been announced.
Sega Europe and Sega HARDlight will also be impacted, though the status of other UK studios like Two Point Studios and Sports Interactive is currently unknown.
"In order to develop Like a Dragon, the Dragon Engine is something that must never be lost," says technical director Yutaka Ita.
The remake of the 2004 platformer is allegedly developed on Unreal Engine, with leaker Midori corroborating its existence.
Obsidian Entertainment's cult classic espionage RPG returns on PC with full controller support, Achievements and its licensed soundtrack.
The sequel sold over one million copies in its first week, which the developer has "never experienced before," says Masayoshi Yokoyama.
Known leaker Midori notes that rumors of an Xbox release are also correct and alleges that the RPG will arrive on multiple platforms.
Quest Mode is reportedly returning "in a new way", and there's a focus on competing with modern fighters like Tekken and Street Fighter.
"The timing of the launch coincided with competing titles in the same genre, and it has been short of the initial forecast," Sega says.
Other new titles like Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Persona 3 Reload, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown also debuted in the latest top 20.
Sega reportedly plans to add shooting elements to the reboot, though it will also have graffiti tagging and a new story.
Sega allegedly wants to be competitive in the live service and seeks to model the reboot on titles like Epic Games' Fortnite.
Sega's Sapporo Studio, which is contributing to the reboot's development, has confirmed Crazy Taxi is going to be a AAA production.
The reboot isn't being developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, but has "staff from latest Virtua Fighter games" working on it, according to a known leaker.
The Jet Set Radio reboot will tell a "new" story that will feature both new and returning characters, it's been claimed.
RGG Studio's massive turn-based RPG has received extensive praise since its launch, with one million copies sold worldwide.
