You’ll cover a lot of ground in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and you don’t always want to catch a taxi. Your Street Surfer fills in the gaps but has energy capacity issues. Here is our guide outlining all Street Surfer battery locations in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – all Street Surfer battery locations
The game’s campaign introduces the Street Surfer fairly early, and that’s good. You will wander all over Hawaii’s streets, and the map is quite expansive. The Street Surfer roughly doubles your speed and fits most places you can on foot, but you’ll have to recharge it occasionally by paying for a charge at the various charging stations spread throughout the region. You can go further on a charge with additional batteries. To find the batteries, check your local pawn shops.
You acquire Street Surfer Battery Pack automatically when you first receive the Street Surfer. That item’s description lets you know that as many as three batteries can be installed at once. The good news is that they’re not even expensive. By the end of the game, the amount vendors request for additional batteries is mere pocket change.
Street Surfer Battery Pack B
To find Street Surfer Battery Pack B, check the Treasure Select Pawn located on Hula Ave. It’s just down the sidewalk from Julie’s Gearworks and has a handy ATM outside. You can fast travel there, in the likely event you have previously passed the location. The price is $1,500.00.
Street Surfer Battery Pack C
You can acquire Street Surfer Battery Pack C from the Treasure Select Pawn on north end of Chinatown. The building is located where Kolanahe St. and Candle St. converge at the north corner. The price is again $1,500.00.
Are you looking for a cosmetic change? You can also acquire different wheels and paint jobs for your little scooter. They are typically available as prizes you can exchange for points earned playing mini-games, or by exploring the randomized dungeons. You can also find some at Treasure Select Pawn locations on River St. and on the second floor of the Anaconda Shopping Center. I don’t mind rocking the default look, though. It gets me around Hawaii and Japan just fine.
