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GC 2025 : entretien avec les producteurs de Shenmue III Enhanced
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Shenmue 3 Enhanced - Interview With ININ Games (Shenmue Dojo Interviews)
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Alan Silvestro
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Release window winter 2023???
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Sebastian1295
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The story of shenmue 3 sucked ass and it dosen't matter if it gets enhanced because it's not going to help the story any.
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Lambogenie
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This sounds like the reveal where nothing was shown and it was all disappointing once it was.
This is their chance to add significant story beats the way FFXV was able to, and tempt new buyers. As it stands, why bother? They already squandered such a glorious opportunity before.
Get Suzuki to give the plan to RGG team, Kwami 1 and 2 as well. That's all I really want anymore. They are more than capable.
This is their chance to add significant story beats the way FFXV was able to, and tempt new buyers. As it stands, why bother? They already squandered such a glorious opportunity before.
Get Suzuki to give the plan to RGG team, Kwami 1 and 2 as well. That's all I really want anymore. They are more than capable.
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SkylineRKR
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Game is trash. It devalues the series because 1 and 2 are still legit good in my book.
I hated everything about it. They repeat the same story and few enemies twice in 2 stories without moving the overall plot forward at all and Ryo feels weak as shit. Absolutely fucking terrible combat gameplay.
Honestly this KS was a scam.
I hated everything about it. They repeat the same story and few enemies twice in 2 stories without moving the overall plot forward at all and Ryo feels weak as shit. Absolutely fucking terrible combat gameplay.
Honestly this KS was a scam.
MrCunningham
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Honestly, Shenmue was passion project from Yu Suzuki straight from the start. It started out as what could have been a Virtua Fighter RPG for the Sega Saturn and ballooned out to this crazy over ambitious project. The original Idea was that Akira would be the central character instead of Ryo, and the game would start in 1986-1987 when Akira was a teenager. Each game would cover a year of Akira's life from 1986 or 1987 to 1992, when the first Virtua Fighter game takes place.
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It is an incredible concept overall. Yu Suzuki really let his stardom as a top Sega Producer go to his head. It's like there was really no one at the company to tell him to scale things down into something more practical. Yu Suzuki was really hell bent on making his magma opus a reality at the cost of Sega's pocket books. Yakuza took this concept and simplified it in so many ways.
His Shenmue 3 project was interesting, and nowhere near the scale that he set out to accomplish at Sega AM2. Project Berkley really was an 'impossible' project, and in many ways, still is... not even the 1.5 billion dollar budget GTAVI is this ambitious.. and it is still ambitious. I am surprised that Yu Suzuki made it this far.
Sometimes I wonder what could have happened if Shigeru Miyamoto was given unlimited time and funding by Nintendo to just let loose and make his passion project. How he could have easily just tanked Nintendo. But none of the games he worked on are that... even if Miyamoto has a few dumb gimmick ideas that he thinks are 'gold' thrown into his games (sometimes they are 'gold') , I don't think Miyamoto ever really over stepped his boundaries on the scope of a project. Sometimes would put a larger project on the back burner and return to it later.
It is an incredible concept overall. Yu Suzuki really let his stardom as a top Sega Producer go to his head. It's like there was really no one at the company to tell him to scale things down into something more practical. Yu Suzuki was really hell bent on making his magma opus a reality at the cost of Sega's pocket books. Yakuza took this concept and simplified it in so many ways.
His Shenmue 3 project was interesting, and nowhere near the scale that he set out to accomplish at Sega AM2. Project Berkley really was an 'impossible' project, and in many ways, still is... not even the 1.5 billion dollar budget GTAVI is this ambitious.. and it is still ambitious. I am surprised that Yu Suzuki made it this far.
Sometimes I wonder what could have happened if Shigeru Miyamoto was given unlimited time and funding by Nintendo to just let loose and make his passion project. How he could have easily just tanked Nintendo. But none of the games he worked on are that... even if Miyamoto has a few dumb gimmick ideas that he thinks are 'gold' thrown into his games (sometimes they are 'gold') , I don't think Miyamoto ever really over stepped his boundaries on the scope of a project. Sometimes would put a larger project on the back burner and return to it later.
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enjoyed bell woods
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In the interview they say they aren't even going to address the input lag. This is a retail priced patch for a terrible old game.
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enjoyed bell woods
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Yu Suzuki ended up a disappointment working outside Sega. Really feels like the mystique surrounding his genius vanished. The two minor games he's released since Shenmue 3 range from horrible (Steel Paws) to middling (Air Twister), both with the same awful GUI and aesthetic issues that added to Shenmue 3's long list of issues. I don't think there's much he can offer when he isn't handed a blank check or Lockheed Martin technology.Honestly, Shenmue was passion project from Yu Suzuki straight from the start. It started out as what could have been a Virtua Fighter RPG for the Sega Saturn and ballooned out to this crazy over ambitious project. The original Idea was that Akira would be the central character instead of Ryo, and the game would start in 1986-1987 when Akira was a teenager. Each game would cover a year of Akira's life from 1986 or 1987 to 1992, when the first Virtua Fighter game takes place.
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It is an incredible concept overall. Yu Suzuki really let his stardom as a top Sega Producer go to his head. It's like there was really no one at the company to tell him to scale things down into something more practical. Yu Suzuki was really hell bent on making his magma opus a reality at the cost of Sega's pocket books. Yakuza took this concept and simplified it in so many ways.
His Shenmue 3 project was interesting, and nowhere near the scale that he set out to accomplish at Sega AM2. Project Berkley really was an 'impossible' project, and in many ways, still is... not even the 1.5 billion dollar budget GTAVI is this ambitious.. and it is still ambitious. I am surprised that Yu Suzuki made it this far.
Sometimes I wonder what could have happened if Shigeru Miyamoto was given unlimited time and funding by Nintendo to just let loose and make his passion project. How he could have easily just tanked Nintendo. But none of the games he worked on are that... even if Miyamoto has a few dumb gimmick ideas that he thinks are 'gold' thrown into his games (sometimes they are 'gold') , I don't think Miyamoto ever really over stepped his boundaries on the scope of a project. Sometimes would put a larger project on the back burner and return to it later.
Those of you hoping for a YS-produced Shenmue IV should just hope that Sega takes pity on us and lets RGG revive the series. YS Net is a dead end.
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StereoVsn
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Seriously? They aren't even going to bother with the input lag issues?
Basically an insult on top of an insult that Shenmue 3 turned out to be.
enjoyed bell woods
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Yeah, he said something like, "It's not likely" and acted like he didn't want to get into it. Chances are the genius Yu Suzuki intentionally wants input lag by design or some nonsense.
I am convinced we'll still get the Impact Font title screen and hideous menus when the $50 re-release comes out. I just don't get it. I've looked at the Shenmue 3 credits. They didn't hire complete novices. There's a load of ex-Sega and Nintendo devs listed, even some RGG staff. The lead developer looks like he's fairly proficient in UE, yet they couldn't even get a working build to load at the show. I don't know why the whole package looks so damn cheap.
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