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As we near the final hours of its Kickstarter campaign, Shenmue 3 has become the most funded Kickstarter video game ever.

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Eric from We Got This Covered wrote: Born from a successful Kickstarter campaign, No Time To Explain has taken its sweet time coming to home consoles. Originally released as a Flash game, the title eventually saw a full release in 2011 for Windows PC, and now, after four years of tweaking and improving, tiny Build Games has decided to bring the title to the Xbox One in remastered form. Featuring improved graphics, a new soundtrack and full controller support, this release represents the best version of a former Flash game.

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The inside story of the UKs most successful gaming Kickstarter ever.

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"Koji Igarashi's Kickstarter campaign for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night became the website's most funded video game when its campaign ended at $5,545,991. This form of funding is relatively young, however, so records don't last a long time. Just now, Shenmue 3's Kickstarter has overtaken the mark set by Bloodstained." -PSLS

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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night didn't hold onto the title of "most funded video game in Kickstarter history" for long. Its campaign ended at $5,545,991, but that's just now been topped by Shenmue 3. Players now are probably hoping for the drive to crest $6 million, which is a stretch goal for "Battle System Expanded: Advanced Free Battle." We don't know exactly what that is, but an expanded battle system sounds like something that could be a big step for the gameplay.

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Hardcore Gamer - This weeks Humble Weekly Bundle focuses on Kickstarter-related games.

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Respected game designer and creator of the Shenmue series, Yu Suzuki, is set to host a live event to mark the ending of the in the project, ensuring fans that crowdsourced "funds are going strictly to Ys Net for development of Shenmue 3."

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Respected game designer and creator of the Shenmue series, Yu Suzuki, is set to host a live event to mark the ending of the in the project, ensuring fans that crowdsourced "funds are going strictly to Ys Net for development of Shenmue 3."