06-20-2015, 07:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-20-2015, 07:24 PM by retrolinkx.)
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Nice, take your time with the game. It start off really well, and then goes incredibly slow for a while. The whole of disc 1 you just walk around the small town asking people questions and following leads, but you can waste time in the arcade or doing other odd jobs around the place, including training your moves and feeding a kitten (which I believe grows as you feed it). You get in fights and QTE battles along the way though.
Shenmue 2 is a lot bigger and has a lot more things to do, but stick with Shenmue 1 all the way, even if the game seems to bore you just keep going, it does get good.
Remember, if you want the dub. You need to play Shenmue 1 on the Dreamcast and Shenmue 2 on the Xbox. It can also be played on the 360 and upscaled to 720p if you're not emulating. If you are I can give you tips for the Dreamcast versions.
Personally, I'd play through the game dubbed due to how hilarious it makes the game, and since hundreds of players played it this way. Also Yu Suzuki said he prefers the dub. But if you can't stand it, then play Shenmue 2 with the subs or get the Shenmue 1 Undub.
If you want to transfer your save. Then both games need to be played on the Dreamcast, and in the PAL region. 1 has the dub, 2 doesn't, but has subs.
Nice, take your time with the game. It start off really well, and then goes incredibly slow for a while. The whole of disc 1 you just walk around the small town asking people questions and following leads, but you can waste time in the arcade or doing other odd jobs around the place, including training your moves and feeding a kitten (which I believe grows as you feed it). You get in fights and QTE battles along the way though.
Shenmue 2 is a lot bigger and has a lot more things to do, but stick with Shenmue 1 all the way, even if the game seems to bore you just keep going, it does get good.
Remember, if you want the dub. You need to play Shenmue 1 on the Dreamcast and Shenmue 2 on the Xbox. It can also be played on the 360 and upscaled to 720p if you're not emulating. If you are I can give you tips for the Dreamcast versions.
Personally, I'd play through the game dubbed due to how hilarious it makes the game, and since hundreds of players played it this way. Also Yu Suzuki said he prefers the dub. But if you can't stand it, then play Shenmue 2 with the subs or get the Shenmue 1 Undub.
If you want to transfer your save. Then both games need to be played on the Dreamcast, and in the PAL region. 1 has the dub, 2 doesn't, but has subs.