I'd like this. That would send us lot into raptures. I reckon show nothing until maybe a year from release?
He was always pretty secretive about development though. That's why I really felt bad when he was obliged to show stuff during S3's development just for many to b*tch about how unfinished it was looking (apparently some people don't know the meaning of "Work in Progress"
I'd like this. That would send us lot into raptures. I reckon show nothing until maybe a year from release?
Gives some anticipation for what's to come while ,invariably, the media scrutinise how Shenmue 4 is happening
I don't pay much attention to when announcements for games are given, normally, but Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night seems to have not had an announcement for a sequel yet, after more than a year. Igarashi mentioned at release that he wanted to turn it into a series, and I'd be surprised if they weren't already working on a sequel to it, considering CotM 2's surprise release.
Yeah, I do think Kickstarter can set a bad precedent for how involved fans become in the production process.He was always pretty secretive about development though. That's why I really felt bad when he was obliged to show stuff during S3's development just for many to b*tch about how unfinished it was looking (apparently some people don't know the meaning of "Work in Progress"
. Remember the first Shenmue 3 trailer that was released
(GOD NO). I can't wait to see what Yu does with Shenmue 4 with assets already in place
I'd go in on crowdfunding again. But I agree it wouldn't have the impact it did previously and would need to be better run.The announcement of S4, (if/when it happens) is something that will be orchestrated to make the biggest impact, I'd assume. The announcement is a big part of a game's marketing plan so I doubt it'll come out of a 1-on-1 interview with Yu or something like that.
I would love an announcement that was a teaser trailer, with "more in month/year" at the end, so we can relax and look forward to it, without people obsessing over updates.
However...I know people don't like hearing about this possibility, but if Yu once again runs out of options, and he's still determined to deliver S4, we could be looking at another crowd-funded project, something to once again prove that people still want Shenmue. No, I wouldn't particularly enjoy going through that again. Yes, it would be heavily scrutinised by the media and would be far less successful...but maybe they only need to raise, say, one million this time round, to prove the market's still there. I don't know. I'd spend another $350
The announcement of S4, (if/when it happens) is something that will be orchestrated to make the biggest impact, I'd assume. The announcement is a big part of a game's marketing plan so I doubt it'll come out of a 1-on-1 interview with Yu or something like that.
I would love an announcement that was a teaser trailer, with "more in month/year" at the end, so we can relax and look forward to it, without people obsessing over updates.
However...I know people don't like hearing about this possibility, but if Yu once again runs out of options, and he's still determined to deliver S4, we could be looking at another crowd-funded project, something to once again prove that people still want Shenmue. No, I wouldn't particularly enjoy going through that again. Yes, it would be heavily scrutinised by the media and would be far less successful...but maybe they only need to raise, say, one million this time round, to prove the market's still there. I don't know. I'd spend another $350
The announcement of S4, (if/when it happens) is something that will be orchestrated to make the biggest impact, I'd assume. The announcement is a big part of a game's marketing plan so I doubt it'll come out of a 1-on-1 interview with Yu or something like that.
I would love an announcement that was a teaser trailer, with "more in month/year" at the end, so we can relax and look forward to it, without people obsessing over updates.
However...I know people don't like hearing about this possibility, but if Yu once again runs out of options, and he's still determined to deliver S4, we could be looking at another crowd-funded project, something to once again prove that people still want Shenmue. No, I wouldn't particularly enjoy going through that again. Yes, it would be heavily scrutinized by the media and would be far less successful...but maybe they only need to raise, say, one million this time around, to prove the market's still there. I don't know. I'd spend another $350
Where on God's green earth did you get that hair?
Just to clarify guys: I’m poking fun at people who tried to sabotage the Kickstarter project and not anyone here in particularI probably shouldn't add to this but hahhahhahahaha
Where on God's green earth did you get that hair?
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Remember people, it's a joke. Its not suppose to be taken seriously
