Sentences with phrase «while shenmue»

While the Shenmue franchise is commonly associated with the Dreamcast, original Xbox owners also had an opportunity to explore Hong Kong via an enhanced port in 2002.

FF7 and The Last Guardian genuinely sent shivers down my spine, while Shenmue means nothing to me.

While Shenmue on the Dreamcast was an incredible game, the move to HD — something that has long been rumored to be in the works at SEGA — could make the game even better.

While Shenmue and its sequel are not incredibly different games from each other like Jet Set Radio and Jet Set Radio Future, we felt that both Shenmue titles are both so epic on their own that to try and cram both into seven days would do a disservice to the series.

Not exact matches

While gamers have been waiting the last 15 years in order to finally receive some sort of closure for the Shenmue series, which left off on a huge cliffhanger in Shenmue 2, you won't be getting any closure at any point in 2018.

While we still have to wait for the release of Shenmue 3, fans of the franchise will be happy to know that the first two games in the series are now getting HD remasters.

EDIT (Last Guardian) The Shenmue announcement while sick was kind of a letdown.

While lauded for its better games, including Shenmue and Jet Set Radio, it was discontinued in March of 2001.

The people wished for years and years to see Shenmue return to our screens, and while many likely gave up hope, maybe their dreams are set to become reality.

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Exploring the streets of the immensely detailed cities, playing arcade games and ravenously collecting capsule toys reminds me of my countless hours spent indulging my compulsions as Ryo Hazuki in Shenmue, while cracking skulls as a street fighting phenom immediately brings back a rush of memories from Sega's beat -»em - up sensation, Streets of Rage.

While Alien: Isolation might not have been the survival horror game fans were anticipating, and the mysterious cloud surrounding the the whereabouts of Shenmue 3 has only recently been blown away, when it comes to 2D side scrollers, they know exactly what they're doing.

While another delay is disappointing, I think that we can all agree that we want Shenmue III to be the best game it can be, so the delay is only for the good of the game.

However, yet again, I think that while many of us remained hopeful, we we're also very sceptical that Shenmue III would even get a release this year.

While Nintendo Switch is getting Sega Ages, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam is getting Shenmue 1 & 2.

While the Xbox version of Shenmue II was considered inferior to the Dreamcast version, Shenmue II is still Shenmue II, regardless of which console you played it on.

While Yu Suzuki is busy making Shenmue III and SEGA are «actively pursuing» the possibility of a HD remake of Shenmue I & II, it'd make sense for Microsoft to allow their players to experience in an accessible way before 2019.

While I have a nostalgic fondness for the English voice acting in the original game, when I ended up importing the European version of Shenmue II I realized just how much better the game is with the original Japanese actors.

While Deep Silver announced that Shenmue III was being delayed until 2019.

Shenmue 1 and 2 coming to PS4 brings joy to Josh while MJC disagrees with Dave on his soda brand of choice.

I personally always anticipate news and new releases of the mentioned series but let it rest for a while and rather put an effort to boost your other IP's like Yakuza and Shenmue.

While most of us hardcore Shenmue III fans already put up our money when Yu Suzuki launched his Kickstarter, it seems there are quite a few people demanding for the studio to put up pre-orders for the game.

Fans have been demanding Shenmue 3 for over a decade, while a Final Fantasy VII remake has been the stuff of spiky haired dreams since Square Enix started obsessively mining the series for spin - offs, reboots and sequels to sequels many years ago.

And while they aren't 360 titles, Panzer Dragoon Orta and Shenmue II were part of the Xbox 360's original Xbox backwards compatibility program, which I'm curious about.

Shenmue III is a little bit of a mystery, which is probably why we spend so much time reflecting on what came before it, but it's important because this is a voice in gaming that we haven't heard from in a while.