Bomb Rush Cyberfunk - Addictive Funky Skating 

I just finished bomb rush cyberfunk a few days ago and got recommended this on yt Thank you for making such a banger video

I'm still partial to the OG JSR, but this definitely sets itself apart from it. Like, I'd be in a slightly different mood for BRC than when I want JSR.

JSRFuture was definitely the balance. An amazing environment, funky jams, and a good balance of "quests" vs the exploration and secrets. BRC is hands down my favorite out of all of them just based on the aesthetics and soundtrack alone, the story twists just added so much more.

I prefer brc , the music , visuals , mor3 trick and movement based gameplay

@@sourlab oh if we're going on our faves, BRC is my favorite hands down. The ost, aesthetics, etc, but we wouldn't have BRC without JSR/JSRF, and more specifically Hideki Naganuma

@@zephpanyanouvong7071 sadly I didn't really get to play jet set radio or tonyhawk alot , but I can absolutely say I 100% prefer brc ( not saying those 2 are had at all )

I definitely want to give the mods a go at some point. rn only one of my friend's owns it and he's got a stupid work schedule, but if more buy it during the holiday season maybe we'll do some multiplayer

@@NovaZoneTV take your time and have fun! a zombie horde variant of the versum along with a monster mash of new chars are also floating accross my radar, so keep an eye out for that 'un

It keeps getting better! We recently got cars and custom maps!

Morning Glow is also my favorite

The traversal and physics are leagues better than both Jet Set games, which people (both critics and players alike) have described as slow, heavy, clunky and very strange, particularly when performing certain jumps and wall runs(which isn't in any way, shape or form like real life inline skating/rollerblading, as the actual sport is very lightweight, fast and precise). Also helps that the timer is absent and there's no fall damage, only a fall timer which only occurs when you go out of bounds or fall into water (because like the Jet Set games and the Tony Hawk games, none of the playable characters can swim more than two nanometers without sinking like stones a la Claude, Crash, Vercetti and the average Inkling/Octoling). Also helps that my experience in the Burnout games enables me to move across the map without losing my score (excluding that bloody moving triple rail platform in Mataan, which always fucks me over because the railings can send me backwards or too short of the adjacent platform during a large score chain and it sucks balls...) PLUS, you can use the afterburner button to reset your manual gauge infinitely as long as you have enough fuel for your boost meter or if you are able to rotate the character downhill, then uphill on a slope using the analogue stick or the directional keys whilst performing a manual.

Honestly can't believe I misnamed him that badly. I'll call Dame Da Ne Guy by his real name next time 😔

​​@@NovaZoneTV I'll stick with kiryu.

"John Yakuza" you mean? 😂

Oh shit. you kinda right.

It's so beautiful when artists have a chance to place their fantasies into their work😌

I'd definitely say to give all 3 a shot. Each of them have something to offer the other 2 don't, so even if you dislike 2 of them you might come out liking 1. OG JSR is $7 when it's not on sale, I'm sure BRC is gonna have sales around Black Friday, and Future is one of the few Xbox games I've tried with no major emulation problems.

oh yeah i also forgot, the dream sequences started out interesting and trippy but the later instances were confusing and hard to navigate

Actually, it was my phone call with John Sega after I made the video. He liked my idea for making good Sonic games, so we talk now here and there.

​@@NovaZoneTVtell them to re-release Skies of Arcadia so I can play it for the first time

There are aspects of JSR in TWNwY and NEOTWEwY, however, both games take more cues from Kingdom Hearts than anything else, since they share the same game director and lead illustrator (who is actually the same person, one Tetsuya Nomura, who is also the main character designer and co-story lead of Final Fantasy 7 and the greater anthology of the scenario of Planet Gaia and the city of Midgar as seen in both Advent Children, Crisis Core and the remakes of FFVII itself, the already available Remake and the upcoming sequel to FFVII REMAKE, FFVII REBIRTH).

@@DR3ADER1 True.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@DR3ADER1actually Nomura is more of a Producer for the series and the main character designer is Gen Kobayashi and the directors are three other devs not him. I like both series but KH and TWEWY have way too different styles of writing Nomura is one of my favorites devs but he really is credited/blamed for too much Square, probably because see the art first I guess. Kojima gets a similar praise for the Zone of the Enders series

Also, just to clarify, this isn't slander against you or anything like that, I definitely am not saying you play bad or you are wrong or something, I actually played the game bc of this video, just that it wasn't nearly as hard as you where selling here

Yeah that's on me. I think I put some text on screen about it but I do agree with you. When I played the game initially, I found it hard. And so I wrote that in. Then, while practicing well after doing voice over, I found it super easy. By the time I uploaded this video, I had no problems doing it. I even thought about revoicing that part, but decided against it. Mainly because I was far behind my self set schedule.

@@NovaZoneTV I c

1 - FF7 Menu hand noise 2 - SFX from Jet Set Radio when you grafitti.

CODE Bunny on itch.io. i made a video about it right before this one so if you want my opinions you're in luck.

Not sure the exact spot, but probably CODE Bunny. An indie game I a did short video about right before this video came out. So I probably used the footage while it was still fresh in my mind/hadn't moved to my external drive yet.

It’s been an entire year I need your 800% effort that you promised

Blaster Master Zero. I had planned on making a video on it immediately after this video but I got sidetracked. I'm getting back to it now though.

CODE Bunny. Indie game I did a video on right before this one. Footage was still on my main drive.

@@NovaZoneTV thanks man, ill check the vid out

nvm

good vid

Faux is an actual English word, and my twin brothers name is Bryce (only 1 letter off), so I'm pretty sure of how I said those two.

I'll agree that I like the music more in JSR and JSRF. While I do like the music in BRC, it's hard to beat JSR. With the level design, I guess it depends on what you're going for. I'm a bigger fan of the OG JSR with its score attack gameplay, and I feel like BRC is a bit better at that than JSRF. But if we're talking about the single-player main campaign, then I'd probably give JSRF the leg up there.

The greater advantage BRC has over the Jet Set games is that (at least on the PC/Steam version) you can mod in your own custom soundtrack, be it via Spotify or via your own computer's hard drive. As the devs, being Dutch (and therefore, pro-modding, because that's the culture of Central Europe's computer game industry, as that region's background is in the Demoscene of the late-1980s to mid-1990s) actively encourage user-generated material and content within reason.

@@DR3ADER1 JSRF actually had this too. An old Xbox feature no one remembers is the ability to load your own songs onto the console and play them

@@hassledvaniaThat's an XBOX feature, NOT a game feature. So it doesn't count.

@@DR3ADER1 If you can do it, you can do it