“We ended up hacking the Dreamcast disc, because we couldn’t get any actual assets.”.
If you were to ask a group of people to put together a list of games that defined the Sega Dreamcast, it’s almost certain that Jet Set Radio would make the cut.
The stylish roller-blading game, developed by the Sega subsidiary Smilebit, was one of the console’s most original titles, presenting the player with an exciting and original premise about graffiti-spraying street gangs battling for turf in a futuristic version of Tokyo, wrapped up in a groundbreaking cel-shaded visual style, and accompanied by an eclectic soundtrack comprised of everything from rock, hip hop, funk, jazz, and dance.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“We ended up hacking the Dreamcast disc, because we couldn’t get any actual assets.”.
If you were to ask a group of people to put together a list of games that defined the Sega Dreamcast, it’s almost certain that Jet Set Radio would make the cut.
The stylish roller-blading game, developed by the Sega subsidiary Smilebit, was one of the console’s most original titles, presenting the player with an exciting and original premise about graffiti-spraying street gangs battling for turf in a futuristic version of Tokyo, wrapped up in a groundbreaking cel-shaded visual style, and accompanied by an eclectic soundtrack comprised of everything from rock, hip hop, funk, jazz, and dance.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
