One of the first games to use cell-shaded graphics, Jet Set Radio combines action and platforming in a three dimensional environment, allowing you to use your in-line skates to grind around levels to collect spray paint cans so you can tag spray signs around the level. Since the original Dreamcast controller has a lot less buttons than current generation controllers, you could consider Jet Set Radio a simple game to play.
With buttons to jump, sprint, and tag with spray paint, combined with directional and camera controls, Jet Set Radio does not require a lot of button memorization. This is accomplished by skating around levels and spraying your tag over theirs to claim the area.
Each level contains a time limit to completely tag the area. You have a life bar in Jet Set Radio that falls each time you are hit by the police or vehicles that drive around each area. Also if you do not finish tagging an area by the time limit, you also fail the level. The controls in Jet Set Radio still prove to be a challenge.
Using a controller, you have to use the analog stick to perform patterns to complete tags. The larger the tag, the more patterns you have to complete. There was a problem with the controller recognizing the patterns that the game required, causing the loss of the combination for the score. I am honestly getting really disappointed with the whole "link" idea. Why invent it if you never incorporate it?
OK, I know the words beautiful, awesome, gorgeous, flawless are thrown around the gaming world with impunity, but JSRF 's visuals are almost a religious experience. Cell shading is a not often used medium in graphic design, but this game looks so friggin' good that absolutely no other system could produce graphics this sharp.
I am literally speechless in how to explain how good this game looks. The characters are so bright and smooth looking yet have absolutely dead-on shadows.
The movements are so fluid I would swear water was coming out of my Xbox. This is arguably the best looking video game on the market today, and that's saying a lot when we're talking about games like Halo, Dead or Alive 3 , Final Fanasy X, Wreckless and Survivor just kidding. The frame rate is laser beam fast and the horizon depth is unflinching'wow.
JSRF has the coolest mix of movement music. The songs that play along with the action are absolutely fitting. It's like the programmers had a giant puzzle and they fit all of the pieces together perfectly. Clever players will pick out a couple of cuts that were in the first game and even smarter ones will recognize the artists behind the music.
The industrial DJ Professor K, spins the music and keeps the story flowing with his witty banter and street style. Prof K is a solid character who wisely does most of the talking in the game. Inspector Hayashi sounds like he's a bit out of his mind and almost has a twisted voice. I would love to give credit to the voice actors but the instruction manual doesn't list any credits. Hidden items are always a plus in my book and each level contains an audio recording that must be found and listened to while in the Garage.
There are some strange things happening in Tokyo. Graffiti souls are symbols that unlock different spray paint patterns. You can select which pattern you would like your mark to be from the list of souls you have discovered. Look sharp; while some are in plain sight, others are in areas difficult to get at.
This game is totally original, as is its predecessor. Rollerblading while spraying graffiti in a futuristic world where an evil conglomerate wants to rule the city and said city's gang members are the only ones who can stop it, by spraying paint is truly unique.
Some really cool stuff going on here. It should be noted that there are several disclaimers in both the game and manual stating that spray painting graffiti is against the law, so don't get any ideas or you could end up in jail. Strange that the game that has characters creating art on public property has all sorts of warnings, yet any number of games that involving killing does not.
Don't worry, I'm not going to get all political I like violent games , but I would have loved to been a fly on the wall of the boardroom discussion when it was brought up: Senator Jackass: I'd like to see a warning on this game that graffiti is bad and probably leads to other things like licking slugs and staying up past your bedtime to watch public access television.
Ass kissing aide: But sir, we don't put any warnings on games that involve dismemberment and unsafe firearm usage leading to death. JSR gives you 10 characters to choose from, and each has his or her own set of tricks and graffiti designs. Better still, you can make your own designs with a special graffiti editor, which lets you type in words and dress them up with a variety of effects.
Although you don't get any multiplayer modes or network play, Sega is planning to provide downloadable extras for this surefire blockbuster soon after its release this fall. Browse games Game Portals. Jet Set Radio. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game. WhatsApp for PC. Panda Free Antivirus. Jet Set Radio is a game that is unique, in every sense of the word.
It's a game that's pure fun. With a catchy storyline, and some excellent cel-shaded graphics to boot, this game is something every dreamcast owner should atleast get a taste of. The objective is simple. In an imaginary city called Tokyo-To, there are gangs of kids that move around on powered roller blades and paint graffiti all over the city.
These gangs compete with each other and you basically control the GG's one particular group.. I won't give you any more details since the story line is very unique and funny..
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