Hypothetical scenario; Shenmue 3 goes into development. A new team at Sega is formed under the supervision of some of the senior members from the time of Shenmue 1&2's development. It's written and directed by Yu Suzuki (who has had many years to reflect on the mixed reception to his Shenmue dream). Ultimately, trying to please several audiences at once, and unable to capture the same essence as the late 90's-era AM2 did, the game sucks. (I know I'm speculating a bit, but think of the disappointment associated with something like Star Wars Ep.1- unless you liked it.
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So what I'm getting at is- is it too late for Sega to make this game? Would it be nicer to enjoy the experience with a sense of nostalgia, rather than frustration on how it got ruined? Or would you want it, no matter how it turns out?
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