Stranger Than Heaven's Tupac Shakur cameo will "try to envision who Tupac might be now", RGG Studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama has said.

As he was with so many things in life, Tupac Shakur has been a bit of a trendsetter when it comes to death—often at the hands of his long-time collaborator, Snoop Dogg. Now, the man who brought us the Tupac Shakur Coachella Hologram all the way back in 2012 has found a new way to “pay tribute” to his old friend (in ways that also make him a lot of money),

Summer Game Fest included a new trailer for Sega's Stranger Than Heaven, which will have dead rapper Tupac in its cast.

Stranger Than Heaven is an upcoming action-adventure game from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the Sega-owned team best known for the Like a Dragon (formerly Yakuza) series and the Judgment spinoff games. Originally revealed as Project Century at The Game Awards in 2024, the game was officially renamed Stranger Than Heaven in 2025.

Tupac Shakur makes a surprising appearance as a character in Sega’s upcoming video game, Stranger Than Heaven.

The stepbrother of rapper Tupac Shakur, who was famously shot and killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas 30 years ago, has filed a new wrongful death lawsuit against the sole suspect charged in the killing and claims new evidence points to a broader conspiracy behind the rapper’s murder.

Will Smith opens up about the insecurity he felt over Jada’s deep bond with Tupac. He admits he couldn’t even speak when they were in the same room, calling himself “not man enough” at the time. While his career soared,

A shame, because Stranger Than Heaven is actually fun to play