Even if our admiration for Ryo Hazuki will be eternal, we must admit that Shengue III broke us the heart. Graphically dated, repetitive, empty and clearly missing rhythm, the game balased unforgettable moments passed with the series on Dreamcast. The creator of the franchise, Yû Suzuki, has never hidden his desire to continue the adventure, but it looked more like a distant intention than to a cedible project. Finally, until the intervention of an employee of 110 industries on Instagram.
The name of this publisher may not tell you anything, but he had made him talk about the Tokyo Game Show 2021. Why? Simply because as part of a forty minute video comving the games of the house, Suzuki-san had been entitled to honors without any apparent reason. Indeed, at the time - and it is always the case today - no collaboration between the studio YS Net and 110 industries had been announced.
On Instagram, the publisher recently posted a visual dedicated to Wanted: Dead, an action game developed by sun (composed of old team Ninja who worked on Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden) and waited for the current of this year on current platforms. A Shenmue fan so took the opportunity to ask if a rapprochement with Yû Suzuki was on the agenda. An employee of 110 industries then answered him: "If you notice, why he appeared in our video devoted to TGS? _" It was not necessary to put the unconditional boiling.
Obviously, it will be necessary to wait before knowing if it is a joke or a serious initiative, but within the community, they are already numerous to imagine a Shenmue 4 on PS5 and Xbox Series. And we can understand them. Finally, for the memory, Shengue is the subject of an animated series of 13 episodes currently broadcast on Crunchyroll and Adult Swim in particular.
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