gaming JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future a nostalgia game we will never forget

[HunterTR 20]

in 2002 jet set radio future was released and everyone loved the game it was a sequel to the original jet set radio in 2000 but the 3rd of the series was never released so the 2nd game A.K.A. Jet Set Radio Future is the still remaining chapter in the series

 

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in here i will show you guys the best levels in the game

 

Shibuya Terminal

 

 

99th Street

 

 keep your eyes open for graffiti souls and they are rare in the game so if you see one grab it these will unlock you more graffiti in the game meeting characters that are blue in the game unlock you that character some can be unlocked in the test run mode which you have to beat the GG's handbook to

unlock the test run mode and that level you just beated getting a jet rank on the level unlocks you those characters so the game is rare and the number 1 nostalgia game due to it's music and graffiti.

[Twilight Circuits 603]

I actually enjoyed the game at the time. I think back now though, and can't help but want to say now, today; If you have to graffiti, make it actually beautiful to look at instead of some jumble of letters no one cares about. 

[Doxus 14]

JSRF was such a rad buckin' game… but it was really bizarre that Goji Rokkaku was in both games. O_o

I think it was bizarre, at least.

[HunterTR 20]

JSRF was such a rad buckin' game… but it was really bizarre that Goji Rokkaku was in both games. O_o

I think it was bizarre, at least.

 

 

mostly they both are different he was different if you talk to the statue it says it was a past gouji referring to jet grind radio the statue shows him holding a cane but in future he isnt if gouji was alive in future then he wouldnt have fallen off that building a building that tall could kill someone O_O

[Denim&Venöm 16,461]

If I recall, JSRF wasn't a sequel. It was a rebranded and reskinned version of the Dreamcast game ported to the X-box. 

 

And yes, it was a great game. What a nice slice of my childhood that was.