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It's true, isn't it. Both names really do sound quite similar!
I'm just wondering if Suzuki tried to make Ryo Hazuki a character based on himself, and perhaps how he would to be?
Could the whole idea of "Shenmue" be based an own personal past experience of his??
Intirguing really, isn't it?
What do you guys think?
> environments were based on Yu Suzuki's childhood.... but that's only
> natural really.
-- You mean his father was killed by a Chinese Mafia bloke? And that he fought thugs down the local harbour. lol, I can see it now.... GO YU!!!! lmao.
I mean, Ryo is going to turn into some kind of oriental messiah figure.
He is predestined to save the world.
He's the Christ of the piece, and Lan Di is the Anti-Christ.
But having said that, maybe some of the early gameplay happenings and environments were based on Yu Suzuki's childhood.... but that's only natural really.
It's true, isn't it. Both names really do sound quite similar!
I'm just wondering if Suzuki tried to make Ryo Hazuki a character based on himself, and perhaps how he would to be?
Could the whole idea of "Shenmue" be based an own personal past experience of his??
Intirguing really, isn't it?
What do you guys think?