Do you know where it is?
I would like to have a HD collection of two games - one of them I consider to be one of my most favorite game. It'd be a good way to try to get Sega to make another sequel, hopefully a true sequel to the original I mean that second game was just a retelling of the first (no hate for the second game though), if the HD collection sells well enough.
Even though I already own the first two games, the thing that can get me interested is the deluxe version of the original game that never came out in America (It only came out in Japan and Europe), and I'm an American. Sometimes I think that you British people get everything nice =(. It has to be the deluxe version of the game and not the original US version or Sega can suck it.
What are your thoughts?
Jet Set Radio
Jet Set Radio is an unconventional platforming roller-skating series that involves the player in creating graffiti on key locations throughout a futuristic and lavishly designed Tokyo. It is also the first video game to feature cel-shaded graphics.
Where's My HD Collection?
@Redbullet685 said:
JSRF isn't a port? I thought they were both the same games.
Edit: Yeah, checked the wiki, and JSRF is a remake, so why would they release a HD collection of both. Releasing an updated JSRF for $15 on XBLA and PSN would be good.
I only played JSRF, but from what I saw of the quick look, both play pretty differently with the tagging mechanics. The levels, while still in Tokyo, are completely different it seems, with JSRF being in the future and all and JSR being present day. So I'd say it is most definitely a sequel and not a port.
It's a retelling, not a sequel. I believe one of the developers of JSRF even said that. If you ever get to play the first game, you'll notice that the story is pretty similar to JSRF, it even ends on a similar note. Also, a good chunk of the music of JSRFare remixes of music from the first game.@Redbullet685 said:
JSRF isn't a port? I thought they were both the same games.
Edit: Yeah, checked the wiki, and JSRF is a remake, so why would they release a HD collection of both. Releasing an updated JSRF for $15 on XBLA and PSN would be good.
I only played JSRF, but from what I saw of the quick look, both play pretty differently with the tagging mechanics. The levels, while still in Tokyo, are completely different it seems, with JSRF being in the future and all and JSR being present day. So I'd say it is most definitely a sequel and not a port.
An HD collection is a better route to take in my own opinion, I want both games. I just want that to sell well in order to spark interest for a direct sequel to the original. And please, no shady deals, I just want a good value.
From what I read, it says that it came out in Japan and Europe. The deluxe version has four added music tracks and supposedly that the controls are improved.I don't remember a Deluxe Jet Set Radio coming out over here... are you sure it wasn't a Japan only game? Also, JET SET RADIOOOOOOOOOOOOO-
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