Yakuza 3 was recently reviewed by the popular Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu and it scored a 38/40.  Though the magazine has come under fire as of late for some of it's more eyebrow raising reviews, a 38 is still a very good score.

Famitsu's review also revealed that the title is roughly 30 hours long.  That's just for the main storyline as well, so all the karaoke singing, womanizing, golfing, tanning, and whatever other dilly dallying you have Kazuma Kiryu up to is all just bonus time tacked on to that.

And to top it all off, Sega is releasing a Yakuza 3 demo on the Japanese PSN sometime tomorrow.  The demo will clock in at just a bit over 1 gig.  In the demo, you'll be able to try some of the various aforementioned mini-games, as well as the actual combat systems.

Yakuza 3 is a free roaming action game, developed by Sega.  The title is due out in Japan next week, on February 26, but there's currently no western release planned.