Review by Zylo the wolf  "Hey Sega you love to release 10
different retro releases of your classics so can't you port
Shenmue to at least one modern system?"  As someone who loves
video games, I really like when companies tries to ignore the
budget and don't play safe when they develop a game. Every
system needs a couple of games that at least tried to be
something else than all the other games available at the time,
and sometimes these games becomes the most popular on the
system. However this doesn't always mean that the game becomes a
success, since a few of the best games are also the biggest
flops in the whole industry. Grim Fandago, Okami and Beyond Good
and Evil are a few examples, but maybe the best example is
Shenmue, which is regarded as one of the best games on the Sega
Dreamcast, but the development cost so much that every person
who had a Sega Dreamcast had to buy two copies to even make the
game break even.  The game begins with that our hero Ryo Hazuki
sees a man named Lan Di fighting his fathe