i don't know, on Yakuza 3 everytime i get the chance to walk around with Haruka i do, shes pretty fun to walk with, unlike lots and lots of games i played, where the "Escort" just slows you down and be annoying as hell, Haruka is a good girl, you get to go with her to play arcades, eat in fancy resturants, buy ice cream, play bowling .....ect , its also fun how even when doing side missions she follows you  (if you want her to that is) and cheers you when you go into a fight

does anyone like her too ? or i'm i just being a nerd and getting way into this game?

also i like how they did her personality grow with Y3 , she is more grown up and mature compared to Y1/2

Her on PS2

her on PS3

PS : If you haven't got this game your an asshole in my book plain and simple

why would you want to skip on one of the best games this gen?

and i just realized that Yakuza 4 plot (at least in the beginning) resolve around a hostess club.... now i think the chances of it being translated gets more slim =[

I didn't really like it since whenever I get a few steps ahead of her she keeps on yelling to wait up. It doesn't happen as much in 3 as the last 2 games, but it still annoys the shit out of me

well i walk with her holding hands

Wow, it must take a while for you to get around like that.

It would all be fine if she could keep up with me. Honestly, why can't Sega just make the characters that follow you faster?

shes cute xD

it didn't take me anything its just me enjoying the free roam not doing missions

I'll always remember Haruka wanting something! Get me sushi, get to level 50 on the shoot'em up game, play bowling, play baseball on easy, medium and hard. Get me a cuddly toy, get me some more food and then some more, then more cuddly toys, then sing karaoke..

she was so demanding :)

that was on Yakuza 1. 

she also ran off at one chapter which takes awhile to find her back, also for some reason she is ALWAYS right in the dice game

Well, you've got more patience than me in any case. I walked with her for 5 seconds before i started to run.