‘Then, Now and Tomorrow’

Although the very, very,verylong-awaited sequelShenmue IIIis currently on track to see a release toward the end of next year, details on the game’s progress are still cloudy. Fortunately for fans,Ys Nethave released a new video interview with project lead Yu Suzuki to talk a little about the current state of play.

The interview — titled “Then, Now and Tomorrow” — is conducted by lead animator Hiroaki Takeuchi and features Suzuki, creator of Sega classics such asOutRunandSpace Harrier, briefly discussing the challenges faced in development so far.

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Suzuki touches upon the process used to readapt the game’s fight scenes (though clearly they aren’t moving away from being QTE-based), as well as the difficulties in selecting appropriate voice actors for the fork-lift loving Ryo and his chums. Mention is also made of the consistent improvement of the game’s visuals, which received some mockery earlier this year.

you may check out the “Then, Now and Tomorrow” interview below.Shenmue IIIis currently scheduled for release on PS4 and PC late in 2018.

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