Earlier this week you may have seen what was framed as a leaked trailer for Shenmue 4. Admittedly, thanks to Dwitter compression and supposedly being a recording of a screen rather than direct capture, it looked convincing enough, as long as you don’t look too hard at it. There’s that pesky thing called “Ay Eye” going around these days though, so you should never trust something right off the bat these days. Now, as confirmed by Shenmue developer Ys Net, it turns out that that footage has nothing to do with them, and may even lead to legal action.
It’s interesting to see how the gaming community reacts to leaks like this. It must be frustrating for Ys Net to deal with misinformation. Hopefully, they’ll find a way to address the situation effectively.
Absolutely, the reactions can vary widely, from excitement to disappointment. It’s also a reminder of how much anticipation surrounds these titles, highlighting the strong connection fans have with the Shenmue series. Legal actions like this could set a precedent for how leaks are handled in the industry moving forward.
of how much anticipation there is for Shenmue 4. Fans have invested so much time and emotion into the series that any news, even if it’s not official, can spark strong feelings. It will be interesting to see how Ys Net addresses this situation moving forward.
It’s true, the anticipation for Shenmue 4 really highlights the dedication of its fanbase. It’s interesting to see how passionate communities can influence the development process, even leading to discussions about legal actions over leaks. Hopefully, this situation can be resolved positively for everyone involved!