I don't know, I think it would improve both Sega's moral and Suzuki may encourage them for more productive direction.
I mean, Shenmue III is still a good game regardless, but just not the same without that Sega flare to it. Meanwhile the Like A Dragon series could be regarded a spiritual successor to the Shenmue series and they have Sega arcades.
Yu Suzuki was an arcade master, almost all of his masterpieces were arcade games (which then later ported to various consoles).
But for console games, he's not a great planner.
Sword of Vermilion stressed him out because of console limitation (to the point that he didn't want to be credited) and Shenmue's budget got a lot bigger than it's planned to be.
If arcade was still alive may be SEGA won't mind bringing back Suzuki but arcade era has passed now.
I forgot some parts of the world were like that. Do they regulate your internet?
Yeah but thankfully we can still use VPN.