. dits obvious why they released games like “sonic and the fairy princess” but not this game.the jet set franchise had always been a ‘contentous’ issue to sega because the characters used spray paint, they had to plaster warning labels on the games like “DONT ACTUALLY DO THIS IRL”, im sure some of the goon execs at sega were all, “you know this game would probably be successful, but if we have kids emulating a spray-painting motion with their wii controllers, a clever lawyer can probably hold us accountable should that person ever spray graffiti in real life. So let’s not even go there”. So, this is probably why. Beardmy godYou guys are idiots. Also, the Tab art makes him appear to bea homeless hobo?

Other stuff is great, though, but how did Professor K revert back to his younger age?Anyways, guys, JSRF and JSR did NOT sell well. They got good reviews, but good reviews doesn’t earn you money, cash does.If I sell my dog’s piss for 5 dollars a cup, and millions of people buy it, I’m rich.

It tastes bad, but people bought it.If I sell real lemonade and it’s delicious, great. But only10 people buy it, for some reason, so I decide I rather sell the dog piss because everyone buys it, no matter what.They’re both GREAT, amazing games, but I think this will be much better fitting for the Wii U.Here goes to more hope, I suppose. They are coming out with this JSR:HD port because they want to experiment. Maybe now IS a better time to sell this game, so this is a test.

Pirate Radio! Skate around to the funky beats of pirate radio station Jet Set Radio, with your host DJ Professor K. Express Yourself – Create your own graffiti, tag walls, billboards, cars, and rival gang members! Recruit more than 10 playable characters to your gang. Grind, flip, and catch serious air on magnetically driven in-line skates.

They’re putting it out on 3 platforms because more sales! Just buy the game a lot, to prove we want more Jet Set Radio action.

It’s being advertised decently now, and they’re putting an extreme amount of effort into this. I mean, they took their time to get the song contracts back, so they’re trying with this.God speed, Jet Set Radio. Pwnd definition. And good luck.-Beard. Unseen64 is to preserve articles, screens and videos for cancelled, beta & unseen videogames. Every change and cut creates a different gaming experience: we would like to save some documents of this evolution for curiosity, historic and artistic preservation. We are from all around the world, in our limited free time we do the best we can to remember these lost games.!

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