Jet Set Radio

JSR - это игра где за тобой гонятся мусора а ты будучи подростком с балончиками граффити гоняешь от них на роликах под ебейший музон

Music and art direction is funky as hell. Movement and gameplay is clunky as hell. I deeply adore everything aesthetic-wise about it, believe me, but playing it was like trying to get a forklift to do tricks on a skatepark, and fifteen minutes in some grown ass men try to kick you out of the skatepark and you're supposed to move away from them. This is for both playing on keyboard AND playing on controller. I hope to God the one thing that people don't try to imitate from this game is the god awful movement.

yo this game fire cuh

go play Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, this game doesn't exist anymore

El juego con mejor banda sonora que existe, no conozco ningun juego que lo pueda llegar a superar. No tiene nada malo, buenos personajes, una historia simple pero entretenida, buenos niveles, buenas mecanicas. Es bueno tanto si sos un jugador casual o si sos un jugador que le gusta conseguir el 100% en todo, en cualquiera de los dos casos tenes juego para rato.

具体到这个教程环节，系统要求你在“涩谷町”（Shibuya Cho）一个极其狭小的区域内，完成一套包含50个特技动作的连招​​。若想在这个区域内流畅地完成循环跑酷，你必须掌握以下几点： 1. 能够利用摇杆在栏杆上施展特技动作——这一点游戏本身并未明确告知玩家。 2. 能够通过“贴墙跑”（Wall Run）来延长连招——虽然这种技巧受场景限制较大，且操作难度不低，但一旦成功，便能为你带来一个特技判定及额外的滞空时间奖励。 3. 能够绕行整个竞技场区域——尽管该区域的布局相当零散且缺乏连贯性，但系统仍要求你规划出合理的行进路线，并精准掌握在特定位置需要施展何种特技才能顺利通过。 这种极高难度的操作要求，在游戏的其他任何部分都**绝不会**出现——无论是16个主线任务、约12个角色挑战任务，还是那些可选的额外奖励任务，概莫能外。这种极高的“技能门槛”仅在教程环节中属于强制要求；值得庆幸的是，该教程不仅并非必修内容，其入口位置也设计得较为隐蔽，加之游戏菜单中提供了更为简易的文字版教程作为替代，使得这个高难度的实操教程显得完全可有可无。 话虽如此，除去这一处硬伤，游戏的其他部分体验还是非常有趣的——尽管在某些方面，它确实存在着玩法重复和设计上的瑕疵。

As someone who remembers the dreamcast era, I am quite surprised that a game that we were sold as kids as to what the future would be like when it came to the skateboards, rollerblades, and the tricks attached to them did not play out in the same way as I imagined. I think Sega was a bit too early with this game (as far back as I can remember) due to it looking cool, but it looked like the dreamcast was struggling to hard with the content (should have waited for the next gen back then). It was not Tony Hawk Pro Skater, but I do think that back then, it did not really suffer from not being that game. It holds its own well as I am reminded what the era looked like, but I do think that it did struggle with how the companies chose to approach the game. The tagging feature, though I understand it, could have been resources used elsewhere in the game. The game feels super floaty with I noted with both the ads and the gameplay later. I didn't really get a chance to play it back on the Dreamcast, but I think it's a little better then what Trickstyle was and is. Overall, I'm still approving it since it's a strong game. It's just that it is hard to judge from a game I didn't really get that much time to spend with back then.