So I've Finally Played... Jet Set Radio & Future (+Hover)

No, that's Pro Skater 1 on the dreamcast.

Yes

The entire soundtrack is the definition of slappin'

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk: Write that down! Write that down!

Jet Set is one of the few games out there where it's influence in the industry isn't based on mechanics, but it's aesthetic and style. Games like Persona 3 and Splatoon wouldn't exist without Jet Set's colorful urban style.

DO YOU UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT THE CONCEPT OF LOVE?!

Hideki "The funky uncle" Naganuma is a treasure.

JSRF is such a slept on game

Now there's a true spiritual successor, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, gave me such big nostalgia feels watching the trailer!!!

I was told years ago to come here for bangers.

This game fell off my radar for a decade, until my coworker kept repeatedly yelling “JET SET RADIOOOOoo” all night Thanks John

I'm hyped for this guy to cover BRC

jet set radio future had a HUGE profound effect on me as a child. It's the reason i rollerblade, it's the reason i dress eccentrically (for better or worse) and the soundtrack inspired my taste in music. I swear on my life i was out on my rollerblades just over an hour ago, listening to the soundtrack from JSRF. Composer Hideki Naganuma is godtier music. Those games are in DIRE need of a sequel/remasterings. Rollerblading is making its return of late. It has BOOMED in popularity during covid as people have a lot of time on their hands with which to explore new past times. No piece of culture on this planet has had the lasting effect on me that that game has, truly

Sega: a company with many great IPs they decide to do nothing with because of their safe blue boy.

Bomb rush cyberfunk is released 😊

I still happily throw JSRF on every now and again. I used to play it on that double disc that came with our Xbox. The soundtrack, art style and characters are unmistakably original. And the soundtrack, just sublime.

UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF LOVE

Two minutes in and Raycevick already praising humming the bassline and the ost as a whole This is going to be a great review won't it

I really wish games would stop going down the "photorealistic" look. These games look awsome even today. I feel as if the farthest you could ever go with "realism" look while still making it look good years later is Dishonored 2.

I only just discovered the website for Jet Set Radio Live a few months ago and when I brought it to the attention of my friends, they didn't understand how I was just finding out about it. We'd all played the games when we were in elementary/middle school and loved the soundtrack yet I was somehow left out of the loop that the site was even a thing.