Whats the difference between the standard edition and the legendary hero edition of the game?

[Yuvs]

I'm really sorry but I can't seem to find the breakdown of the differences of the different editions of the game.

[armati]

You get all the DLCs that are available for the game, that is costumes, jobs, juxebox tunes and so on. I'd say just go for the standard edition and maybe the job set. The rest is not really worth it. Feels like a some kind of donation to Sega...

[CROATOA]

Yakuza: Like a Dragon’s Standart Edition got no DLC.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon’s Hero Edition includes a selection of the game’s DLC, Job Set, and Management Mode Set.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon’s Legendary Hero Edition includes ALL of the game’s DLC. This DLC adds a wide variety of in-game bonus content, including the Job Set, which unlocks the ‘Devil Rocker’ and ‘Matriarch’ Jobs, as well as the Management Mode Set, Crafting Set, Karaoke Set, Ultimate Costume Set, and Stat Boost Set.

Only Karaoke Set and Ultimate Costume Set are optional, other DLC are quite useful. Crafting Set and Stat Boost Set are great in early game, and employees that come with Management Mode Set are making managing your main source of income mid through late game much easier.

[NewRaven]

To add to that... in the Legendary Hero Edition you get all the DLC content except the "Legends Costume Set"-DLC, which you still would need to buy if interested. This one was formerly a pre-order only DLC which was later made available for purchase and is, sadly, not included in the edition which, from it's own description, includes "ALL of the games DLC". Yeah, I know...