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Jet Set Radio was interesting in the year 2000, but the game needed more than a fresh coat of paint to make its awkward design worth revisiting.
Jet Grind Radio is one of those "something for everyone" games that really make a perfect addition to the Dreamcast library.
This game had a strange affect on me. It actually made me envy those who can roller-blade, and can do graffiti. After playing this game, I just loved to see graffiti. And after beating this game, it made me sad, because ... Read Full Review
5 of 5 users found the following review helpfulThe Graffiti, the music, the skating, the rush! The game was overall enjoyable. The cel-shading is much improved, more crisp than the Dreamcast release. The game was remastered for Xbox 360 & PS3 and re-released. Th... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulSet in the Japan-like Tokyo-to, rival in-line skating gang members are fighting for territory using graffiti. You play as the GG's starting out with 2 characters; Beat and Gum. There are three types of levels. The main... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulJet Set Radio is a game set in Tokyo about rival gangs. These said gangs love to graffiti, and you gotta make yours the top dog, while at the same time avoiding the cops, and defeating the evil syndicate, The Rokkaku Gro... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulMost games on the Dreamcast looking back were a tad shallow by today's standards. Jet Set Radio was a niche game that perfected the shell shade art style. Clearly it was Sega's answer to the popularity of SSX and Tony Ha... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulThe original Dreamcast release of Jet Set Radio is held in fond regard, even today. While the game wasn't totally perfect, it was a very inventive and arguably a very important one. Twelve years on, with this latest HD r... Read Full Review
2 of 3 users found the following review helpfulSo let me start off by saying, I never played JSR when it came out on the Dreamcast, maybe if I had I might have liked it better because of the nostalgia. Also, I've heard from many people that this is a fantastic game, ... Read Full Review
0 of 1 users found the following review helpfulI am surprised it took Sega this long to release an HD port of the critically acclaimed Jet Set Radio. Then again, the company has made some disappointing decisions in my opinion, such as the stupid March 2013 delay for ... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulForward: I never played this on DC so I'm seeing this through a whole new scope. This review hasn't been tainted with nostalgia.. Jet Set Radio takes place in an alternate Tokyo; Tokyo-to. Tokyo-to is a city where hip... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulWhile the Dreamcast died an unfair death to the Playstation 2, it remains very popular these days, still. Among the reasons for that (besides being powerful for its time, as well as being the first console that allowed o... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulJet Set Radio is borderline problematic in design, but it´s the type that grows on you for its original and arcade-like game-play. The outdated controls are touched up a bit with a few additions, all within the legitimat... Read Full Review
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