Summary

• Sega launches the new Sega Account system with rewards for players, starting with a special DLC outfit for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii.
• Eligible players can redeem this benefit from January 22 to March 7 by creating a Sega account and linking it to a platform account that owns the game.
• One upcoming feature of the Sega Account will allow players to track their progress in Atlus and Sega games.

Sega has just launched a new account system featuring benefits and rewards, starting with a special Kazuma Kiryu DLC outfit for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Sega's free account system promises to bring new ways for players to maximize their online experience and take advantage of promotions and rewards.

In the past few months, Sega has delivered a couple of disappointing updates for players. The first was the announcement that many classic games would be delisted from various storefronts on December 6. The company didn’t provide an explanation for this move but shared a list of all the titles being removed, including iconic games like Golden Axe, Crazy Taxi, and Streets of Rage. Later in December, Sega revealed another piece of sad news: the company confirmed it had no plans to produce new Saturn and Dreamcast mini-consoles. Despite these setbacks, Sega is taking a step forward by introducing a new online system for players.

Sega has just launched “Sega Account,” a new online profile that allows players to sign up and obtain benefits and rewards from both Atlus and Sega games. As explained on the Sega Account webpage, those who sign up will receive a Kazuma Kiryu special DLC outfit for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Eligible players can redeem this benefit starting January 22, until March 7. The main requirement to claim the reward is to create a Sega account and link it to a platform account that owns the game.

When Can Players Redeem the Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Outfit?

• From January 22 to March 7 by creating a Sega account.

The Sega Account is compatible with and can be linked to multiple gaming platforms, and the company encourages players to sign up to claim the many new services and features coming soon to Sega in 2025. One of the upcoming features, revealed on the website, is a new way for players to track their progress in the Atlus and Sega games they are playing. This feature doesn’t have a specific release date yet, but it is marked as “coming soon.”

When trying to register for Sega Account, the company noticed an issue preventing players from receiving their authentication code emails. For those affected, Sega has stated it is investigating the problem and advised players to wait until the issue is resolved.

While the studio had previously hinted at considering a Sega subscription service similar to Netflix for its titles, nothing further has been disclosed yet. However, this new online profile will certainly benefit players and provide a better way to engage with their Sega titles across different platforms.