Yu Suzuki, the creator of the Shenmue series, teases that the upcoming Shenmue 3 may make its way onto Microsoft's Xbox One, despite the deal in place with Sony. By Rob Gordon Oct 22, 2015. Description Enjoy captivating gaming in Shenmue III. Two combat modes make it fun, with one designed for less experienced players and another that lets you decide how to engage the enemy. Interact with locals, play arcade games and even take on jobs to add an extra dynamic to your gameplay.

The new trailer is perhaps our best look at the game yet, and features the return of none other than Lan Di - the series' main antagonist, and suggesting that the showdown that the previous two games were building towards may take place in this third outing.Does this mean that we'll see some closure in Shenmue 3? Yu Suzuki has previously said that to finish the story there'd have to be more games beyond this new instalment. 'Originally, as you know, there was going to be 11 chapters,' 'It was only ever going to be two games.

When we began development, the volume of the story was too big for one game.' 'When we decided it was going to be two games, most of the story was already complete. To fit all of the rest of the 11 chapters into Shenmue 3, it could help the story progress, but it'd lose it's playability. Shenmue's a game, not a novel - if it loses its playability, it loses its purpose, so it's not the final part.'

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So, who's up for a Kickstarter for Shenmue 4? Given how long it's taken since the return of the series was announced, back at E3 2015, maybe it's best to get that up and running sooner rather than later.

New rumours of an Xbox One version of Shenmue 3 have been denied by the game's publisher.Deep Silver took to Twitter today to quash the rumours of Shenmue 3 releasing on Xbox One, which were started after some Resetera users thought they’d found a hint at its existence. In a short and simple statement on, publisher Deep Silver has said that there are “no current plans” to bring Shenmue 3 to Xbox One, despite the rumours circulating on Resetera.There are no current plans for an Xbox version of.— Official Deep Silver (@deepsilver) The rumour, as reported on by was started when found references to Xbox One and some Xbox logos in the source code for the Another user by the name of then uploaded the below image, which clearly displays a an option to purchase on Xbox One. The website currently does not display the Xbox One option, suggesting that it may have since been removed.

So, what's the deal? Perhaps there is a plan for an Xbox One release further down the line, or that a plan still in negotiation. Or, simply, that this rumour is nothing more than rumour, and Deep Silver really is telling the truth.

We'll just have to wait it out to hear anything else official.