SEGAbits: "Continuing the Jet Set Radio hype, this week’s Weekly Five will be taking a look at three regional versions of Jet Set/Grind Radio. Those unacquainted with the US, European and Japanese versions of Jet Set Radio may be thinking: “whats the big deal? A ton of Dreamcast titles were released in three regions.” Well, unlike most Dreamcast games, Jet Set Radio had rather notable differences between regional releases. Each version features unique graffiti tags, unique songs, different stages, different character names and voices and even different titles. Of the three, which is the best? That’s what we’ll try to decide today, by comparing five aspects of the games and choosing a winner! Let’s begin."
Giving an opinion on a game is always a hard thing to do. Many look at gameplay, graphics, story, multiplayer, single player, etc. An aspect often overlooked is the game music in these games.
Well, GameTechZero's Richard is here to change that and showcase his favourite video game music.
What is your favourite game music?
What happens when you cross Splatoon's music with Jet Set Radio's? Something that's...pretty dang good, actually.
"Welcome back to another BGU Video Games Club. Each month we will pick a game from the video game from the vault, replay it, and discuss it your for education and enjoyment – this month we discuss criminally ignored Jet Set Radio" - Paul James of BGU
... but I sure hope Sega will include the option to play the game with the original (japanese) voices and subs.