Jet Set Radio

♥♥♥♥ Sega

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This review is about five years late I started this replay back in 2020, but honestly, this game has been living rent‑free in my head since I first played it at age 12. That was the moment I fell in love with its music, its style, and everything Hideki Naganuma has ever touched. My playlist has basically been a nonstop Naganuma shrine ever since. The man is the master of funky beats — nobody else does it like him. Gameplay-wise, Jet Set Radio definitely shows its age, but in a charming way. The parkour can feel clunky, and lining up jumps or grinding rails sometimes feels like wrestling with a shopping cart, but that’s part of the game’s personality. The graffiti tagging system is still iconic — that mix of rhythm, timing, and movement gives the game a vibe nothing else has ever replicated. Even when the controls fight you, the style carries you through. I originally came back to this game purely for the soundtrack, but the more I replay it, the more I appreciate how ahead of its time the mechanics were. The open‑zone exploration, the trick system, the tagging challenges — it all laid the groundwork for so many modern games without getting the credit it deserves. And yeah… I heard about that remake announcement back in 2020. I’m still waiting. Still hoping. Still refreshing pages like a loyal fan. One thing I always wished for, even as a kid, was multiplayer. I would’ve loved to play this with my brother — racing through Shibuya, tagging walls faster than each other, pulling off tricks, or just vibing to the soundtrack together. A co‑op or versus mode would’ve made this game legendary in a whole new way. Even with its rough edges, Jet Set Radio remains iconic. The music, the attitude, the visual style, the rebellious energy — it all sticks with you long after you stop playing. It’s a game that defined a whole aesthetic, and I’ll always come back to it. Can't wait for the remake!!!!

i dont really see the point in posting a public review tbh but i had this in my library so i said why not? this game seemed so cool before i actually played it. controls are literally so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ unbearable to try to use and i think the fact that only 5% of steam players even beat the tutorial speaks volumes. i hope this get a port or a remaster or ANYTHING but i dont think i will ever play this again. such a damn shame because this game seems so cool.

I love this game, but I hate Sega's habit of delisting games with no alternative.

THIS GAME IS HARD AT JUMPING