There is a ton of cut content from Shenmue 3, mainly BaishaĤ) Cedric stated during his Shenmue dojo interview with that there was a Shenmue 4 video being pitched to publishers which had a lot of improvementsĥ) Ysnet still has their development team working full time and some have speculated that they have moved to another office. Shnemue 2 and 4 - Bash!t crazy over the top chapters. Its almost like Suzuki is following the same formula as Shenmue 1 and 2. It also seems odd that Shenmue 3 is a massive build up chapter, with the big payoff yet to come. I believe at the time of Shenmue 2, he was told by Sega, that Shenmue 2 would be the last game in the series, hence he went out with a bang. If he knew Shenmue 3 would be the final game, I'm sure he would have made the ending much more Epic as he did with Shenmue 2. Given the perfectionist Yu Suzuki is, i can't imagine him ending his franchise like that, without knowing that a sequel would follow. Shenmue 3's story was incredibly rushed towards the end. The Shenmue HD collection also continues to sell. If it wasn't making any money, you'd have to wonder why they would keep teasing Shenmue 4 so much. When you take into account the limit information we have, along with the total number of backers who purchased a copy in the kickstarter, we can certainly see there is an audience for the game. Shenmue 3 appears to be selling decently. Assuming it was 9 million for exclusive rights, every copy Shenmue 3 sells from release onwards would presumably be profit? If 7 million came from backers and 5 million from investors, then investors would have already made back their money back from the Epic deal. This is going off how much they paid for the game "Control", an entire new ip. It could just be a good will message, but when you put it next to all the other evidence we have, I think its obvious what's going on.Įpic Games presumably gave 9 million+ to Deep Silver for Shenmue 3. Lakshya digital (The team who made the Shenmue 3 models) posted the following on December 14th. Otherwise the team would leave and you'd miss your opportunity to make the new game "Īll of us have already speculated that if you have the assets, team etc in place, making another installment would be much easier and cheaper, and the most logical thing to do. So maybe it would be best to start the next installment as soon as possible right?""Ĭedric "if you plan on doing a 4th installment of a game, you have to keep your team, so you need to start as soon as possible. Sega Saturno " Would it be more appropriate to develop Shenmue 4 right after the 3rd chapter is released? You have the team already assembled and the necessary experience, along with assets. Although, i do encourage everyone to pick up a copy of Blitz to show support for our favorite hypeman, Cedric.Ĭedric also has stated that there is a 50/50 chance for Shenmue 4 even if Shenmue 3 bombed.Īlso, in an interview with Sega Satuno, Cedric gives a very indirect, direct, common sense answer to Shenmue 4 If you have any difficulty with any particular part of the game, then the following video walkthrough will help you out.Its obvious to me what he's referring to. The remastered version of the game brings some decent visual improvements to the game and it’s definitely worth picking up just so you can play it on modern systems. Combat in the game involves brawling against multiple enemies and also some quick-time events. The game’s story sees Ryo continuing on his journey to avenge the death of his father and his journey takes him to new locations such as Kowloon.
In this game, many of the features from the first game makes a return while also bringing new features such as being able to ask for directions from random NPCs, and the ability to speed up the game’s clock when needed. Shenmue II was a game that was ahead of its times in many ways, featuring an open world, a day-and-night system, a dynamic weather system, and other such features that made its world believable.
0 kommentar(er)
