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Manufacturer: Sega Of America, Inc.
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Binding: Video Game
EAN: 0010086640083
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Label: Sega Of America, Inc.
Manufacturer: Sega Of America, Inc.
Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Sega Of America, Inc.
Studio: Sega Of America, Inc.
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Summary: JSRF as fun as the original, almost.....
Comment: As one of the few that bought a dreamcast and even one of the fewer that bought the original, Jet Set Radio Future can stand on its own feet as a great addition to the orinal xbox linup.
Graphics: The developers stuck with cel-shading agian for the sequel and pushed the graphics capability of the xbox as far as it could. It must be said that JSRF released with the xbox. I love the cel-shading as it definitley fits the JSRF world with vibrant colors and great level designs.
Multiplayer: I found the multiplayer to be lacking in this game and not fun at all.
Story: Similar to the first one as you're a member of the GG's fighting against rival gangs for territory and the cops as well as Gouji Rokakku. You won't feel to connected to the characters that well but they added a few new members to the lineup my personal favorite was Jazz and then you have Clutch and one other. They changed up Tab's name to Corn, Mew to Rthye, Slate to Soda and Pirahana to can't remember which is puzzling to me because I like the original names. DJ Professor K still narrorates the story.
Music: I loved the music to the first one and this one is no different for the second. There are a few songs that get on your nerves but overall is an enjoyment to the game.
Controls: Controls are still easy but landing on things can be frustrating at times. They took out what to me made the first game so awesome and that was the grafitti. In the first one you had to move your joystick in half circles and full circles, in this one you just pull the trigger and it sprays for you. That really detatched me from the game because this game is based on grafitti and now I can't feel like I'm doing grafitti anymore.
I overall enjoyed this game and beat it twice but with not being able to control the grafitti aspect of the game and not being able to feel somewhat attacted to the characters doesn't make this game worthy of 5 stars. It gets a 4 from me.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Money Well Spent
Comment: By far, this is one of the best Xbox Games around. I bought it, and purchased the soundtrack as well because I loved it so much. This remains one of my favorite games, as I grew up in around grafitti, and that's not something usually included in a video game. The game play is innovative. What other game has such lovingly crafted cell-shading, or allows you to skate AND spraypaint?
It's easy to be immersed in this game. Anyone with a brain can tell you this game is loads of fun. I've spent hours exploring the different parts of town. There are occasional boss battles and encounters with rival grafitti gangs, but the premise of the game is mostly to throw your tags/grafitti up around town as much as possible, and pull off some neat tricks and stunts. Not to mention the fun you'll have spraying the cops. There's even some racing involved, and different tasks to do when in town, especially when you meet up with some of the other "gangs".
Personally, I don't really care for skating games. Tony Hawk gets more and more boring abd redundant each year, the first few were fun, but this is definitely something new. For each new unlockable part of town there is a set of unique challenges. Just about anything you see is accessible. Want to grind up that giant dinosaur? Go right ahead. Ever want to skate across the power lines? Have at it; the world is your oyster. You can literally spend hours just exploring and finding secrets,and looking at all the amazing things going on in town. The dialogue is funny as well.
The graphics are kind of similar to Okami or Legend of Zelda: Windwaker, in that it's cell shaded, but in an almost "Harajuku" style. Bold and vibrant colors, distinct characters with lots of funky accoutrements (like boom boxes, large headphones, funky clothes). Game play is smooth, little or no lag at all, even though this was an Xbox original game.
This isn't a violent game, no blood and guts, but instead this game is purely about sitting down with a controller and having a rewarding experience, without getting too frustrated with puzzles or getting fragged every 30 seconds. This game is lighthearted joy on a disc. It's very appealing, probably to anyone who is into the grafitti subculture/style, reads art & culture magazines like Juxtapoz and Giant Robot, and can appreciate the distinct style. Casual gamers and hardcore gamers alike have enjoyed and will continue to enjoy this treasure of a game.
Regrettably, some people just don't understand it. The people that gave this a 1 in the reviews are probably all inbred, uncultured trash with I.Q.'s under 70.
But you're a smart person, aren't you?
Customer Rating:
Summary: 5 Stars Please I gave it 1 becouse I can't gave it 0
Comment: This is by much the worst game ever created the gameplay is awful and the grafics worst. Is one of the worst games out there I buy it for $2.00 and it wasn't worth it. Theres NO WAY!!!! this game is a 5 star or a 4 3 2 even a 1 this game is absolutely a 0 !!!!!!!!!. If You Have A Brain And Don't Want To Waste Your Money Please DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.
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Summary: I gaming Experience, not just a game.
Comment: I will make this short since I am sure it will not be seen very often since the last review I noticed was a couple years ago.
Lets be real. Today, eat console game you see that has a sports theme, besides one made by Nintendo, sports a medicore soundtrack, same dark and bland color theme, and does esentially the same thing. Jet Set Radio Future puts you into the shoes, or rollor blades, of someone and something a bit different. Sporting an excellent soundtrack you make your way around a huge city inspired by Current Day Pop Tokyo. The Colors used are bright and exciting and you can be assured when you play at least one thing in the game will give you a smile. The moves are simple enough to do and actually rather limited but that isnt the point of the game. You get points for moves but what you will find yourself doing most is either spraypainting walls for an objective or merely skating around while looking at the massive amount of detail that the developer put into this game. I would recommend this game to child or Adult alike. It is different and it is fun. I have logged over 70 hours in the game. Thats more than some multi-disked RPG games (FF7 took me 37 hours).
My personal experience on this game is very positive. I almost feel I owe it this review for the days I was able to spend on it. Days where life beats you down a knotch and you need a smile. This game, to this day, puts a big smile on my face when I play it. I just love it. How can you not? A developer created a game that is upbeat, positive, and extremely entertaining without using blood, gore, evil, or anything negetive found in most games now adays. Dont get me wrong, I am an advid Silent Hill Fanatic so I know my share of dark games, but sometimes you want to explore the polor opposite of things and Jet Grind Radio Future is always an awesome way to do it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: disaster
Comment: The Xbox never impressed me, and this is one of many games that shows me why the system was so weak:
The game is pretty awful, overall. The music is terrible. It's just a bunch of techno beats that we've all heard from better games. COUNTLESS other games, in fact. The game gets boring really fast. Skating around the same people all the time is pretty boring. Skip this game.
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