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I actually remembered this time.
Yakuza 0 is the only reveal that looks interesting to me and it looks too similar to sleepy dogs which I've never come close to finishing. Also, it retails for $19.99 -- not exactly an amazing discount if the rest of the bundle is garbage.
It's not entirely like Sleeping Dogs.
Sleeping Dogs is more like GTA mixed with Batman: Arkham style fighting. In Sleeping Dogs, you're going to need to drive around to get around (like in GTA) and can actually shoot guns at times in combat (though, not as much as you'd do in GTA). Yakuza 0 doesn't really deal w/ gunplay much at all from your characters, TBH. Most of the time, you're brawling and just walking/running around to get around the game-world.
Combat in Yakuza 0 is quite a bit different than Batman: Arkham games, as it doesn't feel like it's got a heavy emphasis built off of counters. Most of the time, it's combat is very much on the offense. You can learn and do counter moves, but....I'm not using them much TBH. Whereas in Batman: Arkham, you'll counter a lot; it's part of the game's system big time. Also, Yakuza's camera isn't always friendly (it can be stuck in certain places and corners) and both the camera & combat can be a bit wonky - but, there are complexities to the combat system; especially when you learn different styles and can switch them on-the-fly and mix 'em up them up during combat.
Also, in Yakuza 0, there are side quests that could rival many games' main quest-line stuff here. This isn't the UbiSoft type of side-questing of "Kill X guys", "conquer X areas", and other MMO-style padding for grinding. These side-quests often have their own characters, short-stories, motivations, and things of that sort. Also, unlike the main story - many of the quests can be weird, off-the-wall, wacky, funny, hilarious, strange, twisted, serious...and/or who knows what else you'll get - which is a lot of the charm and greatness on the side stuff.
Yakuza 0 also will really take its time w/ story on especially the main stuff, taking even 15-30 minutes at times just for a cut-scene...just to flesh out the story, characters, and whatnot - which I think it does an excellent job at this stuff (the translation to English & Japanese audio is excellent). Main stuff's mostly serious, while who knows what you'll get in the side stuff.
Also, that's not even getting into the mini-games you can get into, too - of playing pool, doing karaoke, playing darts, playing poker, playing roulette, and other stuff...which also feel like they could've been their own games even on their own. These mini-games can be time-sinks themselves.
on already I want to beat someone up and do some dumb mini game. 
