Nationalities of the dojo members

[Monkei]

Too many germans here, can't feel exotic :(

[Hyo Razuki]

^Kind of surprised so many of us still have a good taste when it comes to video games. It's a good thing.

Also, the German indie scene is kind of keeping the Dreamcast alive with games like Sturmwind and so on. Senile Team from the Netherlands are also good so it's not just the Shenmue community who still love the Dreamcast.

[mrslig100]

Don't cry, you have Manchester United.

United.

CITY CUNT!

[Hyo Razuki]

Don't cry, you have Manchester United.

United.

CITY CUNT!

Hahaha, guys! Didn't some other dude on here say that if he got one of those Chobu tourist NPCs he'd make sure his character was gonna wear a United jersey, just to piss off Mittenz?

Hope he didn't get one, otherwise that would ruin S3 for poor Mittenz. I mean like completely ruin it for him. He'd probably never touch the game again, let alone finish it, if he saw a guy in a United shirt in there.

[amiga1200]

george best, and strangeways roofing jobs..(and wank boddingtons weak bitter. and the brewery next to the prison complex is ironic, to the point it went beyond a joke.)
and aircraft crashes. (i'm working of an older tour guide here.)
lets all go to MADchester.

[mrslig100]

You should all listen to a1200

[Monkei]

^Kind of surprised so many of us still have a good taste when it comes to video games. It's a good thing.

Also, the German indie scene is kind of keeping the Dreamcast alive with games like Sturmwind and so on. Senile Team from the Netherlands are also good so it's not just the Shenmue community who still love the Dreamcast.

It is a good thing, for sure.

I didn't know Sturmwind was developed in Germany. Thought it was one of those japanese titles with a German name, like Ehrgeiz or Panzer Dragoon Zwei! I'm not really into Dreamcast indy games though, I let go of the console years ago. May it rest peacefully.

[fittersau]

Aussie: G'day mate. C'aw blimey, watcha doing sheila?

No don't speak like that..:p

[amiga1200]

^^ it's least it's a LOT more clear and easy to understand than some of the insider hippie jokes that seem to fly around here.
have fun.

[fittersau]

have fun.

Cheers mate!

[Senpai Gamer]

Im from The United Kingdom.
But if you ever ask me ill always say that im from VICE CITY!

[Hyo Razuki]

^Kind of surprised so many of us still have a good taste when it comes to video games. It's a good thing.

Also, the German indie scene is kind of keeping the Dreamcast alive with games like Sturmwind and so on. Senile Team from the Netherlands are also good so it's not just the Shenmue community who still love the Dreamcast.

It is a good thing, for sure.

I didn't know Sturmwind was developed in Germany. Thought it was one of those japanese titles with a German name, like Ehrgeiz or Panzer Dragoon Zwei! I'm not really into Dreamcast indy games though, I let go of the console years ago. May it rest peacefully.

No, Sturmwind was developed by a German guy who calls himself Duralnik, I think. It was published by the German publisher Red Spot Games in 2013. Another German publisher, Hucast, have Ghost Blade scheduled for the Dreamcast in 2015.

I also didn't know about all that. I actually found out through Adam Koralik. Watched one of his Shenmue videos and stumbled over a video of his where he talks about the (German) Dreamcast indie scene. He sure is a huge fanboy of those games. Gotta love him!

[Three Blades]

I really like the german DC games but I havent bought any in a while. The last one I got was Gunlord, the special edition dragon box that only had 300 copies (or maybe it was 500).
What's hilarious is that the back of the box was in Japanese, but the entire text is flipped like you're looking at it in a mirror. It's as if they hired a guy to translate it to Japanese, then somebody flipped it on photoshop and nobody noticed. LOL!

[Hyo Razuki]

Hahaha, that sounds hillarious. Wonder why they bothered to translate it into Japanese anyway but I kind of feel sorry for them. Hope nobody ever tells em that. Must be so dissapointing, you know. They probably even spent some money on a translator to make their game look more "authentic" by coming in a Japanese box and then that kind of thing happens. Maybe it's not even their own fault but the guys at the printing plant messesd up.

I feel kind of sorry for those guys but still it's funny. It's not just Asian people writing funny English, you know. Western people sometimes do similar things.

[JohnBlack]

Russia.