BAFTA recently deemed Shenmue as the most influential game of all time, surpassing iconic games like Zelda and Doom. Released on the Sega Dreamcast in 1999, Shenmue introduced players to an open world filled with life and routine, allowing for an unprecedented level of exploration and simulation. The game's protagonist, Ryo Hazuki, navigates a richly detailed environment where time management and NPC interactions are key components. Shenmue’s innovations laid the groundwork for modern open world design, showcasing a world that moves autonomously, enriching player immersion and experience.
Shenmue is undoubtedly one of the key games that shaped the industry as we know it, primarily because it practically invented the idea of open world games.
Originally released on the Sega Dreamcast in 1999, Shenmue tells the story of Ryo Hazuki, a young martial artist seeking revenge against the man who ended his father's life.
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