With all the gyms being closed due to the pandemic, I've made a blog breaking down each one of Ryo's moves from Shenmue and whether it would be practical in real life.I've only seen an article where SWERY said he enjoyed Shenmue III.Martial arts is a major part of the Shenmue series. Give me a break with that concern trolling.It's baffling to me that Shenmue 3 existing at all is nothing short of a miracle, and then the story still has literally no ending. Reactions: ... but I believe a good chunk of it will give Shenmue 3 a fair chance. the REAL Shenmue fans don't give a monkeys fuck that this plays like a 20 year old game because we have happily replayed the originals multiple times over the last 18 years and still enjoy them. Do they actually plan to keep bleeding out the franchise for 2 or even 3 more games? It depends on the outlets. It's like saying when Deadly Premonition 2 comes out - which will more than likely be a mediocre 'game' - that "Fans deserved better"...all the while actual fans are immensely enjoying it. I really like Kate Dale, especially on her podcast with Jim Sterling, but she is way off-base with that clickbait title.Yeah polygon is a joke website. Plenty of criticisms to be made about this game but the author really missed the mark on everything..."Fans deserved better" - while not being a fan in the first place, lmao. Posted by 7 months ago. What on Earth are these clowns even talking about?This isn’t an action game, although combat does heat up a bit as the game continues. One of the reasons why the series is special to me is that I played it not long after I was first getting into martial arts.
While I don't think its a 10/10 so far (still great though), I feel Eurogamer has had the fairest review so far and gets why Shenmue appeals to alot of people.Barely even played it? Glitchy visuals, interminable design, and incomprehensible dialogue ruin what might have been a … Shenmue Talk. The story feels so rushed on this game, the battle mechanics are weak af and really need polished up and there’s so many in game problems that aren’t worth the grind tbf. Verdict. Shenmue 3 review: repetitive, rough, but strangely endearing. Like catching two leaves at once after iron-palming a tree.Ryo's fighting style is a weird mash-up of modern fighting moves and extremely traditional straight-out-of-kata moves. So clearly the reviewer finished it.Even if you, personally, are okay with Shenmue 3 in its current state, the reality is that between the lack of communication, the fact that some backers had to wait months for a refund (and some were outright denied based on their platform), the fact that the demo was first released at e3 while backers had to wait an extra few months to play the demo themselves (even though they paid for the right to play the demo first), the fact that some backers hadn't even received their copy/codes at launch like they were promised (in spite of paying hundreds of dollars for certain rewards while people who hadn't donated to the kickstarter could literally walk into a gamestop and buy it day 1), along with the overall lack of polish that went into the game as a whole in regards to its mechanics, its presentation, and its story, that still had the audacity to end on another cliffhanger after barely releasing Shenmue 3 in the first place...I’m actually a die hard fan and had the originals for the Dreamcast, replayed the first 2 and cried so hard at the end of the second.
In the Shenmue I & II collection on Steam.Even if I can't physically train, this way I can train mentally while also getting to look at Shenmue stuff.
How long are people going to keep throwing money at this franchise?