OT abit.
dude,how many discs does shenmue have?
3 or 4?
i only have 3 discs,but i remember there having a fourth disc

NTSC and PAL editions of Shenmue included a feature not available in the original Japanese release. Accessible on a special fourth disc, Passport is a supporting application of sorts that greatly enhances the Shenmue experience. The Theater option allows players to view FMV Video sequences they have unlocked in the main game, while the Music option works in the same way but with unlocked tracks from the game's soundtrack. In addition, the Information section allows new players to learn more about the various aspects of Shenmue gameplay. Several of the game's main characters appear in pre-rendered sequences to talk through a variety of elements from Shenmue including Mini-Games, Magic Weather System, Free Battle and several others. These sequences are fully interactive, allowing players to interuppt the preset camera movements and take control of all camera movement. Many of these tutorial-style sequences were used as Technical Demo's and shown at various events, such as E3, prior to the game's release.

Passport also utilises the Dreamcast's internet connectivity. The Shenmue World feature contained highly detailed information about all aspects of the Shenmue world (i.e. Locations and Characters), and it also hosted an online manual. Furthermore, Shenmue World also allowed players to upload thier scores from the playable Arcade games found in Shenmue and to compete in the worldwide rankings board. Downloads, including Shenmue-themed VMU Icons and in-game collectable items (such as toy capsules), could be obtained through Shenmue World, with several of them requiring some kind of item trade. Via loading thier saved games, players could also use this feature of Passport to view detailed information about thier data - from total hours of play, to frequency of Mini-Game plays, to the number of Cola drink purchases. As of April 1, 2002, all Online features of Passport were discontinued. [1] This was due to the cancellation of all Sega Dreamcast production, which also saw the closing of the systems dedicated ISP Dreamarena (for Europe) and SegaNet (for North America).

IIRC Dreamcast died primarily because they lost the battle outside of Japan right?

shenmue 1 or 2?

i mean comeon Chrono Trigger u can see enemy...and that was like 1994 i guess?