The Shenmue I & II HD Remaster arrived a few weeks ago, to awaken your gaming nostalgia. The remaster landed and was generally well-received. However, today publisher Sega took to Twitter to confirm the news that their Shenmue I and II PS4 patch won’t be released this week as initially planned. Instead, the company stated that they have pushed back the patch for September 17, 2018 (this goes for the Xbox One version as well). The PC patch made it on schedule though. Here’s the tweet from Sega:

Shenmue fans! Unfortunately the patch we planned on releasing this week isn’t ready yet and will instead be released on week commencing September 17th. We apologize for the delay but want to ensure you get the best game experience possible. We’ll have more updates soon! ? SEGA (@SEGA) September 6, 2018

The Shenmue I and II PS4 patch may not be out yet, but you can read all of the patch notes for the Steam version right here. We’ll update you with the complete console patch notes when that update finally releases, but it looks like Sega is targeting many of the same things for both versions of the game.
UI

? Fixed various instances of incorrect help screen text displayed around the game.

? Fixed various instances of incorrect button prompts being shown in the HUD.

? Fixed duplicated button prompts in QTE Title 2.

? Fixed an occasional issue when transitioning into the menu when in Shenmue 1.

? Fixed an issue with 2560 x 1080 UI resolutions....