Sentences with phrase «seen shenmue»

It definitely made a lot of PlayStation owners jealous (Imagine if they had seen the Shenmue prototype at that time).

In a week where in one sweeping motion, we have seen Shenmue III, Metro Exodus and a major 2K title be...

I would love to see Shenmue I&II remastered for current consoles though that would be entirely up to Sega.

You can see the Shenmue shirt by clicking here and the Fighting Vipers shirt by clicking here.

In order to understand why we won't ever see a Shenmue III, we must first understand what Shenmue is as a series.

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.

The Shenmue games have a huge fan base still (the same ones that seem convinced we'll see Shenmue 3 someday), so it seems inevitable at this point.

Anyone who knows me is aware that I love the Dreamcast, and as such I'd love to see Shenmue on PlayStation.

Seeing Shenmue on the «most hoped revival» list is kinda odd to me, seeing as we already know there's a new game in the making.

You can see the Shenmue shirt by clicking here and the Fighting Vipers shirt by clicking here.

I'd like to see Shenmue 1 & 2 in HD and I would be interested in Yakuza funnily enough.

Not exact matches

The ports have apparently been finished for a year with their release being held up until SEGA had a clearer picture of the future of the Shenmue franchise ie whether Shenmue 3 will actually see the light of day.

What all things we can expect to see at PlayStation Experience 2015: new The Last Guardian gameplay along with release date announcement, more of Uncharted 4 multiplayer and single - player demo, another trailer for Final Fantasy VIII, an actual gameplay demo of Shenmue III running on PlayStation 4, the release date for Horizon: Zero Dawn.

as you can see, I'm a passionate Shenmue fan.

Originally announced after more than a decade of wishful thinking, Yu Suzuki lifted the lid on his plans to produce Shenmue III in 2015 during Sony's blow - out E3 that saw Final Fantasy VII finally get the remake people have wanted for even longer.

Enjoy the Primal Podcast # 3 and let us know what you think about the future of Sony 1st party titles, updated PS5 / Epsilion specs, Phil Spencer's quote, Sea of Thieves future content, the possible return of Bioshock and your hype for Shenmue and Shenmue 2 remasters for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One and what you'd like to personally see as well in the comments section below.

Shenmue exclusivity will cause a ruckus, because although it's a deeply niche series, amongst the hardcore gaming community, it's a beloved unique gem that fans have been clamouring to see closure on for over a decade.

Who wouldn't want to see an updated version of Shenmue...

The ports have apparently been finished for a year with their release being held up until SEGA had a clearer picture of the future of the Shenmue franchise ie whether Shenmue 3 will actually see the light of day.

After working on one of the first 3D fighting games (Virtua Fighter) at Sega, he saw potential for the freedom of interactivity in a 3D environment, and went on to create the two Shenmue games (we fans are still waiting for the 3rd installment).

I think if you look up Shenmue you'll see that it was localised by IMagic.

thank you sega!!!! will be waiting for this on psn, can't wait to see what else you will revive (hint: shenmue, skies of arcadia)

It was a decent enough Mario Kart clone and it was nice to see old Sega characters like Ryo from Shenmue getting another chance at the limelight.

Without making this article completely about Shenmue I'll end it in this last sentence; the level of depth that Shenmue provided to its town I've yet to see in any video game and it is this depth that helps provide the extra level needed to truly become immersed.

When I think of Shenmue, I think of Yu Suzuki, it was his baby and I would love to see him return to the project.

We may have gotten to see some tantalising new footage from a number of already announced games, but there were no new reveals on the scale of last year's Final Fantasy VII remake or Shenmue 3.

We finally got to see two of the biggest fan requested games in their finest form: Final Fantasy VII Remake and Shenmue 3.

At Sony's showpiece, punctuated by a mightily raucous crowd, the company won over legions of gamers by announcing that it would remake Final Fantasy VII (one of the most iconic games of all time), and that there would be a new game in the Shenmue franchise, a hugely acclaimed cult Sega series that has not been seen since 2001.

It doesn't sound like they're changing much at all, but it's good to see the original Shenmue games available off of the Dreamcast and the original Xbox.

Following on from the original cult classics there's bound to be some overlap, though we've yet to see the extent to which Shenmue has been modernised for both fans and new audiences.

However, one game has seen more delays recently than most, Shenmue III.

With Shenmue III right around the corner, many fans have hoped to see HD remasters of the first two Shenmue games beforehand.

Shenmue and Final Fantasy VII were very different experiences but they were both, in many ways, pioneers in their sectors and some of the most memorable moments of both games were the inane quirks which don't fit neatly into the sleek user experiences we see in most games today.

The Final Fantasy VII remake trailer gave me goosebumps and I'm sure any Shenmue 3 promotional material (by this point even a graphically updated Ryu drinking a can of delicious soda) will have the same effect, but to avoid heartbreak and disappointment we have to wait to see what these games will actually be.

After so long since the announcement, we're sure to finally see something more than screenshots and a placeholder trailer at E3 2018 for Shenmue 3.

However, it seems that Spiderman is taking hints from the original Shenmue games and using them in a way that actually helps add to the tension... Of course, that's only from the section of gameplay we saw... But, that section definitely got me interested!

We finally got to see two of the biggest fan requested games in their finest form: Final Fantasy VII Remake and Shenmue 3.