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Its an irony that nowadays its normal that game production takes nearly 10 years xD

P.P.S. I used to really want live action anime adaptations when I was young. Now? I'm against it.

P.S. Trigun is right there in 3rd place.

Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo will forever be my favorite pieces of media.

A Jet Set Radio clone having a mid soundtrack definitely lost it points from me ENUF I'd say is the only banger, and among the duds are some truly awful tracks like Precious Thing and Hair Dun

It’s one of my favourites because of the bonds. So heartwarming

No

holy shit how do you not have more subscribers??? your voice is nice and relaxing and the way you cover topics is nice and well put together!

big day for little guy enthusiasts

The adaptation is so bad that it's making me hate this video

Vicious Malfoy.

I'm really enjoying Crow Country. I was sold at just the trailer but the demo felt beautiful. Don't got much time to play it atm but I'm totally gonna finish it sometime. I like your videos btw! Keep going!

This video is so scary

Great video! I think you really did the game justice when you spoke to how great the characters are. Also ur really funny lol

BRC > JSR

Idk is Pepsi better than Coke? Edit: Developer: "How Jet Set Radio can we be without being Jet Set Radio?" Bomb Rush Stans: "What's a Jet Set Radio? Never heard of her, bro."

Yes. The answer is yes.

I enjoy playing both games, but Jet Set Radio Future's vibe and music is unmatched. I try not to compare the two, but Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is indeed trying to be a spiritual successor , so its fair to conpare. The game has some bangers, but a lot of songs i prefer to skip. I appreciate BRCF for making me appreciate UK Garage. BRCF'd story was way beyond expectation. I loved the character designs, but i wish the voice acting qas more dynamic. I go back to playing as Red because he's so animated qnd exciting to hear.

Really refreshing to play this after beating a couple big open world rpgs earlier this year. Condensed Milk is a bop

Too much vocal fry 😬

To the title: It better be. They had literal decades to innovate.

it'll be better when it's not full price & they put in more people models so areas dont look so empty x_x

No it’s not

11:10 yeah that one definitely grows on ya, doesn't it? Lol

I will die on two hills regarding live action BB. John Cho was amazing and deserved a better show and the scene where Vicious was going to shoot Julia and it's empty and she freaks and he's like relax I could tell it was empty with the weight was actually pretty funny and nice nod to him knowing his way round a gun. Even though Real Vicious was a Katana Man. The rest of this mess though....ugh.

Im always looking for OG "Jet Grind Radio" merch

I came across Jet Set Radio in Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing because the music from those stages were iconic and my neighbor and I were instantly hooked to the Concept of Love despite never playing JSRF. Years later, SEGA re-release JSR as an HD remaster for the PS360/PC/Vita and one day, this game was free on Steam and them, I became hooked, after a couple of attempts of playing it via emulation on my Android phone, with JSR between the soundtrack and the gameplay and the aesthetics. So when BRC was announced I was in heaven as it seems that we finally got a spiritual successor to JSR made by a dev team that I could trust in Team Reptile as I loved Lethal League. And when teh game was released on the Swicth, I bought it and played it fully (although I don't have thr 100%) and enjoyed it a lot, and then in the Fall Steam sales I got it for PC just for the downloadable soundtrack and having the option to play it with mods, I love BRC

I didn’t even know there was a sequel to Jet Set Radio. I recently obtained an emulator and a ton of Dreamcast ROMs. Along with Power Stone 1 & 2, and Resident Evil: Code Veronica, I’ve been playing JSR recently and my only gripe is the controls can be a bit cumbersome, to say the least. Other than that, beautiful game, dope soundtrack and interesting gameplay (aside from some consistently clunky issues).

I have yet to beat bombrush cyerfunk, I’m enjoying the game so far I think it’s very good. Yet I think I like the mission based arcade gameplay in JSR more than the hubworld in BRC

I'm going to be crucified for this, but I played both JSR games back to back recently, and I didn't find the gameplay to be all that fun, to be honest. Both games have little nagging issues in terms of it's controls, physics, and combat that are nitpicky in isolation, but compound into a quite frustrating experience. I think it's a testiment to the aura that Jet Set Radio held, in terms of it's presentation, that it was able to carry a game that was so rough around the edges. Future did have some good ideas in terms of its gameplay structure and level design, and I feel like that's what BRC was able to flesh out to a huge degree. The level design, in tandem to its tight movement made this game more fun for me, and is the reason why I feel this game is ultimately superior to the previous games. Although a criticism that I can understand is that, whilst the movement system is highly functional and intuitive, It can also feel quite sterile in terms of its feeling of speed and momentum. JSR (especially the first game in particular), although way more inconsistent and unforgiving, can have moments where you feel a big rush of speed and momentum, and it can be really fun when it happens.

Apples to Oranges my guy.

Great video

JSR is better than JSRF. I dont expect this to be better.

FUHK NO!!!‼️‼️‼️🗣🗣🗣 but in all honesty, BRCF lacks the aesthetic and characters that JSR has even with the polished gameplay to carry it

Just wait until the reboot comes out

Very cool thumbnail! What do you use to make it? Also wanted to give a little criticism; While your topic, editing and thumbnail look great. I was kinda bored by your vocal tone here, show some more confidence and expression bro! ;)

Hahaha - no. It's a DAMN good effort though.

Short answer: Yes. Long answer: BRC is the evolution of JSRF just like JSRF is the evolution of JSR. It is objectively a better game, but the spirit and love in the game clearly exists because of its predecessor’s experiments. Other games like Hover tried, but this is the first game to truly understand why the games are culturally impactful.

Yes.

Great video! For me personally, JSR was always a franchise that was inches from greatness. Incredible aesthetics, absolutely engrossing in every way, but that gameplay was juuuust stilted enough to keep me from truly loving it. Like, Tony Hawk is right there and is so much more mechanically interesting, so it's hard not to want a little bit more. BRCF gave me that. It has an actual combo structure and the most ambitious evolution of meter in a skating game since it was originally introduced in THPS1. It's a resource you can spend on speed, extra air mobility, combo extension, or to just increase your base score, which gives it way more dimensionality than any meter in any skating game, as far as I'm aware. I just wish it were a bit stingier with how much it gives you so making choices with it was more consequential. The scoring is interesting, but also comes off as a little meaningless. Like, it's too easy to manipulate. In a game like THPS, your combo score is a function of how many tricks you can pack in before the balance meter becomes too unstable to continue. Your score feels like a real reflection of your ability to play the game well. BRCF doesn't really have anything that would forcibly end a combo, so they just go on forever. The dynamic is very different. Since you can only get multipliers by using specific environmental objects, and you can't use the same one twice, your score becomes a reflection of how much of the stage you've done tricks on in total. That's a pretty fresh take on a skating game combo, which is cool, but it turns scoring into an act of endurance. How long can you stand exploring a stage while maintaining a combo before you get tired of looking for more things to grow your multiplier? That's not a very interesting question imo. The solution is the time attack, which the game does both in the story and the postgame. Having a time limit means you're concerned not just with how many objects you use to build your multiplier, but with how quickly you can reach them. You start planning routes through areas you know have a lot of densely packed billboards and rail corners. That works great! But the game only asks you to do it a couple times per stage, and only to meet specific thresholds. It's insane to me that they didn't include a 1-2 minute time attack mode that would keep track of your best score. Instead it keeps track of your highest combo per stage disconnected from any time limit at all. The best way to max that out is to get a decent multiplier then find a nice rail loop and let your character grind it in a circle for a few hours. That's not great. BRCF's scoring has some problems, but if you asked me to explain anything equivalent to this about JSR, I wouldn't have anything for you. That makes BRCF the more engaging game to me by miles. For my priorities, BRCF isn't just better than JSR, it absolutely embarrasses it. And BRCF still has a *long* ways to go. I wish dearly for a sequel that can tighten up the systems I've been talking about to make something that can aspire to the kind of score system that THPS has. Whatever sequel Sega is now planning for JSR, I feel assured that it won't scratch this particular itch that BRCF has. Long live Bomb Rush! Disconnected side note: Police are terrible. I'm surprised you didn't talk about how the outhouses lock after one use, so you have a limited amount of clothes changes per area before having to leave and return to refresh them. I guess it's meant to limit your means of getting rid of them, like looping back in on the same changing room was something they didn't want you to do? But there's no penalty for getting caught by police, and getting caught resets your heat, so I just did that. Limiting the outhouses winds up serving no function, it just limits how often you can change your clothes for no real benefit. Extremely weird system.

I agree with almost everything you mentioned and all your points were very well articulated. However, I personally still prefer BRC. I deeply respect JSR and Sega for creating them, but the moment to moment gameplay of BRC is more to my tastes. I would've loved for BRC to be a little faster paced, tighter to play, and generally more difficult. But the chill vibes and flow beats out JSR in so many ways The original JSR is true to its arcade roots, but it really suffers from the stiffness of its controls, the odd momentum, and occasionally punishing level design. JSRF was a big shift to the more laidback and chill style that BRC continues. It just has its own fair share of problems when it comes to linear level design and mission structure I'm still looking forward to seeing what Team Reptile does next with future 3D games and even the new JSR. Here's hoping both are great and may even iron out the problems that continue to be present in their formulas

I appreciated the XIII hate. I always resonated with that title. Probably because it was my first FF.

Bomb rush cyberfunk definitely has better gameplay and story however the world music and atmosphere of jet set radio is perfect . I’ve been going back to bomb rush a lot more but jet set radio is better. Nothing beats the first time you heard the intro to jet set radio future

It's good but way too slow-paced. I felt myself falling asleep getting around the city. I wish the different vehicles/equipment had given you different speeds, or the turbo button wasn't tied to a meter, or something. It was fun but it just lacked something. I played Jet Set Radio 1 & 2 to death and was looking forward to this for a while. I wouldn't say I was disappointed exactly, I really appreciated how fleshed out the combat system was and the tricks were pretty intuitive, I just felt like I was doing the same thing at the same speed for way too long, something was just not clicking for me

I'm a bit upset that SEGA decided to make a new Jet Set after Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. It comes off as selfish. I hope Team Reptile doesn't get discouraged and continues this series.

I think you guys just didn't get the combat systems You don't have to stay still at all Well anyways Cool video :)

Why does vicious look like bootleg Malfoy dad

11:10 No way someone willingly chose that song

As a kid who had a Dreamcast and an xbox and thus, jet grind radio and jet set radio future, and loved them and played them all the way through highschool and thus, have mad nostalgia for them. Bomb rush cyberfunk is better imo.

the hideki tweets everytime he's mentioned are pure gold