New Sega game unveiled

[GeckoYamori]

There isn't a whole lot of info, but it's supposed to be some sort of mix between Grand Theft Auto and Shenmue gameplay. The GTA influences are very apparent once you see the screenshots:

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http://www.gfdata.de/archiv08-2005-gamefront/ryuu3.jpg

It is supposedly being made for Xbox 360 but nothing's official.

Edit: It's for PS2

[Drixxel]

Lookin' good. That shot in the top left looks pretty amazing.

[Vicman]

That link is now 404 update it with this one: http://ryu-ga-gotoku.com/

It looks like a cross between Shenmue and GTA aka "Shenmue: The Yakuza Missions"

[Vicman]

Here's mirror to the game's Trailer:
http://www.gamesmediamirror.com/leech_1611_1_en.html

And here's some more screens:
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/...050823/ryu.htm

[Genesis Knight]

Next-next gen graphics own.

[Dartagnan1083]

looks like it's more akin to the likes of True Crime, The Getaway, and Dead to Rights.

Looks nice so far,
Lets hope it learns from mistakes made in each of those 3 franchises.

[j_factor]

eh. "let's mix Game A and Game B" doesn't usually do it for me.

[GeckoYamori]

Next-next gen graphics own.

It's a PS2 game

[Drixxel]

eh. "let's mix Game A and Game B" doesn't usually do it for me.

Oh true. Still, I'd love to see a Columns/Afterburner hybrid. At least it'd be a creative blend.

[GeckoYamori]

Mixing games can make some pretty awesome results. For example Rise of Nations (Which is a blend of Civilization and Age of Empires) is one of the very best RTS games in history, and the FPS/Platformer hybrid Soldat is endless fun.

[j_factor]

eh. "let's mix Game A and Game B" doesn't usually do it for me.

After looking more at the media on it, I've warmed up to this game considerably. I think it looks awesome. The graphics are nothing short of incredible given the hardware.

[Vicman]

If you really think about it Shenmue and GTA aren't that different genre wise. Sure GTA is all about crime simulation, while Shenmue is a martial arts adventure story, but they both have something very big in common, they're both real world simulators with high levels of interactivity in each game. By combining the two, figuratively speaking, you create a greater virtual world in which to play in. That's something I've personally wanted in a game and hope to see more of, i.e. game worlds that are as real and interactive as possible.

[janus]

Eh, I'd rather just have Shenmue 3.

[Genesis Knight]

Geez! It's PS2? Didn't know PS2 could look that good.