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- Jet Set Radio
- PC, X360, PS3, VITA
- Published by Sega
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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How times change.
*heavy, heavy sigh*
I don't hold sega in such high regard tbh
Are you nuts???? Jeez man Sega were absolute gold back in the day and this is one of their gems that i'm so glad has gotten a remake!! Didn't you like the DC?
this the dreamcast verson or xbox? looks like the original to me but i definatly preferred the xbox one
Think i read somewhere that this re-release wouldnt have all of the original tracks due to some licensing issue.
this the dreamcast verson or xbox? looks like the original to me but i definatly preferred the xbox one
If it sells well, maybe they'll do Jet Set Radio Future (Xbox), who knows...
The only sega system i loved with the megadrive. DC didn't do much for me tbh. Aside from jet set radio and shenmue. And even on the megadrive it wasn't the sega IP's i loved the most, it was stuff like earthworm jim, flashback etc.
Sega Megadrive: Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday, Castle of Illusion, Chakan, Corporation, DecapAttack, Ecco the Dolphin, Golden Axe II, Gynoug, Landstalker, Phantasy Star II, QuackShot, Rings of Power, Sonic the Hedgehog(s), ToeJam & Earl, World of Illusion
Sega Saturn: Burning Rangers, Dark Savior, Enemy Zero, Mystaria: The Realms of Lore, NiGHTS, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Saturn Bomberman, Sega Rally, Shining Force 3 (all episodes), Shining the Holy Ark, Sonic R, Virtua Fighter
Sega Dreamcast: Blue Stinger, Crazy Taxi, Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future, F355 Challenge, Fur Fighters, Headhunter, Jet Set Radio, Metropolis Street Racer, Nomad Soul, Resident Evil: Code Veronica, Sega Rally 2, Shenmue 1&2, Skies of Arcadia, Sonic Adventure, Soul Calibur, Speed Devils, Tokyo Highway Challenge 2, Toy Commander.
THIS is a classic and as far as nostalgia goes, it was one of the best games I've played
Think i read somewhere that this re-release wouldnt have all of the original tracks due to some licensing issue.
"We not only got the full Japanese soundtrack, not just the full European soundtrack, or even just the full North American soundtrack – no no – we got the worldwide soundtrack!"
http://www.shacknews.com/article/74077/jet-set-rad...
The only sega system i loved with the megadrive. DC didn't do much for me tbh. Aside from jet set radio and shenmue. And even on the megadrive it wasn't the sega IP's i loved the most, it was stuff like earthworm jim, flashback etc.
All those games you mention Janman. They aren't really classics. Most of them don't hold up today or even less then a year after release. Toy Commander, really?
Same here but the 32x was the nail in the cofffin for Sega to me. Alot of stuff for Dreamcast is overated. RE Code Veronica? Have you played that recently? Even the run animation is terrible in that and why is Clare all strangely tall and skinny in it? Doesn't even compare to RE2. Soul Calibur in my opinion is the 2nd worse in the serious, the worse being Soul Calibur 2. I remember playing it on Dreamcast not long ago too, no collectible weapons? Soul Blade on PS1 is still the best in the series. And then games like Headhunter looked dated at release. I think Sonic and Knuckles is the last SEGA game I enjoyed.
All those games you mention Janman. They aren't really classics. Most of them don't hold up today or even less then a year after release. Toy Commander, really?
I have not played Code Veronica recently, but I don't have a clue what is so bad about it. Even the run animation..., tall and skinny character. Didn't notice those and how is gameplay affected with those?
Soul Calibur and no collectible weapons. I didn't know that it needed those.
Headhunter is a great game. I think it also looks great. Although I again emphasize the game itself, not how it looks.
I really do like Toy Commander. What is there not to like? Many vehicles. Loads of varied missions. Beautiful surroundings.
Also as soon as you started talking down on Soul Calibur I knew you were mentally questionable.
You also forgot about Samba De Amigo which was ahead of it's time, Space Channel 5, Phantasy Star, Ready 2 Rumble, Seaman (ahead of it's time), Grandia II, Crazy Taxi, Powerstone 1&2, MDK2, Outtrigger, Typing of the Dead, Virtua Tennis, NFL2K5, all the Sega Sports games for that matter at that time.