Japan Will Have to Wait a Little Longer for Shenmue I & II

Sega’s Japanese wing has announced that Shenmue I & II re-releases will launch in the region on November 22, three months after its Western launch on August 21.

No reason was given for the delay but the company will be offering a limited edition to make it up to fans. Costing 5,990 yen, the box will come with a two-disc soundtrack featuring over 40 songs. The standard edition will cost 3,990 yen. Both versions will come with a poster.

Here’s an official overview of the title:

A tale of revenge.

In 1986, teenage jujitsu artist Ryo Hazuki returns to the dojo of his father, Iwao Hazuki, only to witness his murder by a Chinese man, Lan Di. Lan Di steals a mysterious artifact known as the Dragon Mirror. Ryo vows to avenge his father’s death and sets out tracing Lan Di’s path.

The first game in the series, Shenmue begins the tale as Ryo travels around Yokosuka, Japan, gathering clues about his father’s murder and dealing with nefarious gangsters along the way.

The sequel Shenmue II continues Ryo’s quest, this time crossing the sea to Hong Kong, China. Ryo ventures deeper into the criminal underworld, meeting martial arts masters who aid him on his journey and offer insight into his father’s death, and unravels the mysteries of the Dragon Mirror that his father kept hidden.

Shenmue I & II will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

[Source: Destructoid]