where can i find something like this but for other games?
@Retrofire-474 ай бұрын
You know what intrigues me, is how many of their pursuits were oriented around "realism", and yet the game was complimented so well by the limitations of the Dreamcast hardware. like, how minor details were more blurry and were deemphasized to the player, while more important details were high resolution/detailed. Also, things like ghost ships on the horizon of the docks really gave the player a semblance of scale. The low res also allowed for a lot more artistic freedom is creating a style to the game
@leftyfourguns4 ай бұрын
Suzuki-sensei just casually walking up to a white board to draw a diagram of the PS2 chip and explain (quite accurately) how long it will take developers to fully utilize it's potential...a true gaming god
@wordsshackles4415 ай бұрын
54:42 - This is fascinating, because when Yu Suzuki said that the character model used 100k polygons - LOL - it shows that they had no clue and that by this point, the Ps2 hype was even fooling veterans of the industry that had first hand in AAA game development. Amazing really. PS: For those who don't know, 100k polygons per characters is a very rare occurrence even on current gen HW. Let that sink in for a moment...
@leftyfourguns4 ай бұрын
Maybe it was taken out of context. It was probably something more a long the lines that the PS2 was theoretically capable of 100k polygon models. And that specific model in that tech demo may have in fact been composed of 100k polygons or close to it. Of course Suzuki would've known the practical applications in actual software though.
@wordsshackles4414 ай бұрын
@@leftyfourguns That character is nowhere near 100K. Maybe 15K, and perhaps not even that much. I can tell you that just by looking at it. They were clueless.
@lasersauceretroarchives65446 ай бұрын
Yu suzuki is an example of a perfectionist but done it right. He might be strict at work but for the better. I like it when he wants his team to be more opinionated. I mean you can see the ending product and for sure, we won't see this much effort again for a video game. Thank you Yu suzuki
@gm1126 ай бұрын
I wish the discussions around 54:39 were shown more. Yu Suzuki is breaking down the ps2 and its a rare ass glimpse into two competitors studying each other. Very awesum possum grade awesum!
@jabberw0k8129 ай бұрын
Love that the intro feels like it is speaking to a person who has no idea what a video game is.
@zihhuanlin8389 Жыл бұрын
我在等你的莎木四阿
@carolinatgallo Жыл бұрын
Melhor making off dos anos 90, é muito bom ver como era grande a expectativa das novidades tecnológicas dá época, sem contar que é uma maravilha ver como era os anos 90.❤
@Cyclon32289 Жыл бұрын
Shenmue was peak for video games. After that only graphics and size has evolutioned but in terms of gameplay and immersion it was all a step down.
@Fascistbeast Жыл бұрын
I just finished my first Shenmue 1,2 playthrough on PS4. Yu Suzuki and team👏 Thankyou Masterpiece
@DycypleLo172 жыл бұрын
#LetsGetShenmue4 #ShenmueAnimeSeason2
@DycypleLo172 жыл бұрын
#LetsGetShenmue4 #ShenmueAnimeSeason2
@DycypleLo172 жыл бұрын
#LetsGetShenmue4 &#ShenmueAnimeSeason2
@ranmasaotome26402 жыл бұрын
muy completo este documental shenmue es mi video juego favorito muy adelantado a su epoca junto con la dreamcast
@sadhbh46522 жыл бұрын
I played these two games again recently for the first time in twenty years. At first I thought I'd put it down after ten minutes and think "Well, games have come a long way since then." Instead I ended up playing through them both for weeks. Truly beautiful works of art.
@Retrofire-474 ай бұрын
Same exact experience.
@matycuervito2 жыл бұрын
"Trabajas metido en un ordenador en un mundo de ceros y unos, metido en matematicas, fisica, etc. Pero en el fondo, en algun lugar de esa creacion, esta su poder de transmitir algo a alguien ¿verdad?. Durante ese recorrido, este poder se aplica en la creacion, esta capacidad de comunicar a la gente, ya sea con emociones o de otra manera. Eso viene de algo que no es la tecnologia, eso es lo que creo de verdad. Creo que la unica forma de conseguirlo es hacer algo meticulasamente y de corazon. Aunque la diferencia en el rendimiento de un hardware puede explicarse por una diferencia de tecnologias. En el caso del entretenimiento o de una alguna creacion ha de conmover a la gente o influir en ella de alguna forma con la energia que irradia. Creo que lo importante es que uno se haya dedicado en cuerpo y alma a la obra" Que fenomeno este señor. Mis respetos, por su pasion y por influenciarme con su obra ademas.
@WithoutNumbers4 ай бұрын
Больше спасибо за этот отрывок! Голосовой ИИ перевод на русский язык с японского недостаточно полно передает нить этой мысли, хотя понимание масштаба проделанной инновационной работы для того времени несомненно здесь впечатляет, заставляя искренне удивляться этой игре спустя 25 лет. С исторической точки зрения для творческого самовыражения не только отдельного человека, но и такой креативной японской нации, это огромное событие для всей игровой индустрии, о котором я только на днях узнал и теперь понял еще глубже благодаря этой передаче и таким комментариям. Просто феноменальный проект.
@grim_bbx22412 жыл бұрын
34:30 man predicted the future of architecture and interior design based off a Shenmue game and i love it
@grim_bbx22412 жыл бұрын
Actually incredible
@Cyclopz0rs2 жыл бұрын
0:17 racing lagoon
@lamiamekni28022 жыл бұрын
I wonder if the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation 1 did well in Japan
@drunkensailor112 Жыл бұрын
Ps1 yes, n64 no.
@lamiamekni2802 Жыл бұрын
@@drunkensailor112 i said Japan
@drunkensailor112 Жыл бұрын
@@lamiamekni2802 and I answered that.
@lamiamekni2802 Жыл бұрын
@@drunkensailor112 and do you know why the N64 didn't do well in Japan (sorry if I annoyed you)
@drunkensailor112 Жыл бұрын
@@lamiamekni2802 no annoyance at all. My opinion it failed is because of the cartridges. Japanese developers went to saturn and playstation including all the rpg developers. Also the saturn sold much better in Japan than n64
@lamiamekni28022 жыл бұрын
I love it
@tombombadilofficial2 жыл бұрын
In Japanese, Shenmue has realistic sounding Japanese conversations contributing to its immersive feel, but in English, the American voice acting was so bad it feels like watching a cheesy, dubbed 80’s Asian Martial Arts movie.
@Pwnsweet2 жыл бұрын
Very cool, thanks!
@EthanLR2 жыл бұрын
shmoo
@JoshFinerty2 жыл бұрын
anyone know the music at 33:42?
@ProWrestlingReality2 жыл бұрын
Im 28 turning 29 so I never played this at the pique of the release but as a young gamer owning an n64 I loved playing zelda 64, duke 3d and other games and loved just exploring the environment and towns. I remember seeing screenshots of this game as a kid and thinking it looked so cool and open, sadly never got to try it but during the initial stages of covid I got the ps4 2-pack and I really really enjoyed it. It really did take me back to what it would have felt like playing games as an older teen or adult at the high of that 90s era and had a nice unique nostalgic 2000s vibe. It was a bit of a slog to get through especially the harbour section but I beat it and got the platinum. Hoping to start the second one soon!
@caiocesarheadbanger2 жыл бұрын
♥
@gogosegaga3 жыл бұрын
I don’t think there will ever be this much investment creatively and financially into a games series ever again. It’s incredible the amount of detail in every single part of the game.
@johnnada68553 жыл бұрын
SHENMUE 3 is not perfect, but Suzuki did an amazing job for a kickstarter game with a very limited budget., if SEGA could have back it up not only with money but with their developers, the game would have been better., but looking at all the physical releases, limited editions, collector editions, dlc and the game it self, Suzuki managed to make a great product with the limited budget he had., and at least a good content to make the fans happy, i hope SEGA or other prime developers, maybe bluepoint could help make shenmue 4 in the future
@johnnada68553 жыл бұрын
David Cage was HIGHLY influenced by Shenmue, basically Shenmue is an adventure game like David Cage´s games but with Virtua fighters combat mechanics and it is not an action game, an rpg or an open world game like GTA is an adventure game with fighting games mechanics., the first Quantic Dream game "Omikron" was highly influenced by the ideas of Shenmue, and the rest of Quantic Dream games till Detroit their last game., were all still highly influenced by the ideas of shenmue 1 and 2.,
@johnnada68553 жыл бұрын
RESPECT to Suzuki, ALL his games are fucking masterpieces, Shenmue 2 OOOFFFFF it shocked me to the bone in 2021., but since his arcade games to virtua fighters and Shenmue, this guy is a total genius and one of the most influencial men in videogames., Suzuki and Miyamoto are at the same level, and though Miyamoto did strong games for consoles, Suzuki did stronger games for arcades., total respect for Suzuki, as for Shenmue 3, it is the best game made for a super budget limited production., he did a very good job even when it is not cutting edge like shenmue 1 and 2, he managed to release something good enough to make the fans happy, so sad SEGA didn´t backed shenmue 3 could have been even better,., but besides that, the Suzuki legacy is amazing
@rickylean20403 жыл бұрын
Okay so there literally showing scenes from Shemue 2 ending? The whole scene with the fire and shemua happens in the ending of shemue 2.
@SquareyCircley3 жыл бұрын
A few little mistakes but I like a lot of the liberal translation choices* like 未来が見えた!→ A vision of the future! *Unlike in the game itself..... OHHH!!!!
@szkokee3 жыл бұрын
😮
@Staalstraal4 жыл бұрын
Played Shenmue when I already had a Gamecube. I preeetty soon realized it was something really special. The constant feeling of awe I got through the details and novelties is something I'll cherish forever. Thanks Yu Suzuki for pushing the boundaries of entertainment.
@RyoHazuki104 жыл бұрын
Brutaaaal
@GrandeGio954 жыл бұрын
At 22:00 it's show a rare poster of Shenua riding a horse, wow
@XenomorphLV4264 жыл бұрын
There's something I really love about this game. I can't really explain it. I stopped playing videogames these last few years and recently picked up a copy of shenmue HD 1 & 2 on the Xbox one. Shenmue 2 was my first RPG ever(ogXbox), never got to play the 1st. Immediately I fell in love with it despite the outdated controls and graphics. I just appreciate the sincerity, technical feat, compassion, and love this game exhibits at a superficial and deeper level. This is when games used to be works of art and not just a corporate soulless cash machine. Thank you Mr Suzuki.
Fascinating stuff! Also very cool to hear the voice tracks before they were compressed to hell and back
@lacroix123454 жыл бұрын
Just finished Shenmue 3. Now i need to pass the time for the next installment. Let's hope it's not gonna be another 18 years before we can get our hands on the next one.
@av-w25245 жыл бұрын
like the game console space race at the beginning of the 21st century
@MemoriabitBr5 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for the English translation. It' rare to find good interviews with Japanese developers, sadly.
@alanescareno97485 жыл бұрын
A Masterpiece was Born Thank You 🙏🤗Yu Suzuki
@carlosernestogameroleon57505 жыл бұрын
Buen documental
@napoleonsol6395 жыл бұрын
Realmente creo que este juego tuvo que haber tenido una fama bastante superior a la que en su dia capto , el trabajo detrás de él muestra incontables horas de dedicación, esfuerzo y cariño.
@BlazeHeartPanther5 жыл бұрын
Wow, Documentaries for video games rarely exist. It was fantastic seeing this, even if it was only the last 6 months of development. We did see a tiny of Akira being motion captured at the beginning when the game was still being developed as Virtua Fighter RPG, but it would have been great to see that old prototype of The Old Man and the Peach Tree. Other then that, this was still a very impressive documentary. Also 40 TWO HOUR LONG MOVIES worth of dialogue exchange???? holy shit
@FlorisDVijfde7 ай бұрын
Ryo, not Akira!
@BlazeHeartPanther7 ай бұрын
@@FlorisDVijfde But it would be Akira since it was the Virtua Fighter RPG I was talking about, or was that not the VFRPG that was being shown? Truth be told, this was 4 years ago and I probably need to watch this again ^^!
@FlorisDVijfde7 ай бұрын
@@BlazeHeartPanther Sorry I thought you meant the main character in Shenmue. I'm now watching the Shenmue animated series, it adds serious pacing to the very slow storytelling in the games.
@X_Gon_Give_It_To_Ya5 жыл бұрын
45:58 Lol why does Yu Suzuki look so pissed off here?