Assuming that Sega decides to brush off the dust from their old ips,what would be the ideal sequel for this game?
Assuming that Sega decides to brush off the dust from their old ips,what would be the ideal sequel for this game?
Grayson Rogers
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Ayden Murphy
Added skateboard missions
Gabriel Lopez
Never Ever
Leo Torres
I actually don't mind seeing Ollie King X Jet Set Radio Future 2
Ethan Garcia
Jet Set Radio would actually benefit from having an open world game design.
Logan Sanchez
Jet set radio- SoundCloud rap edition
Joshua Cox
>open world with more areas, avoiding boring level design
>game progression is mission-based, separate from freeroam, give them time limits
>more freeroam challenges like with mystery tapes
>bigger and varied soundtrack, with an option for playing tracks individually on freeroam and premade mixes on mission
>custom music and graffiti support
>character outfit customization
>deeper storyline and characterization, all character dialogue is voiced
I think that's all, but feel free to digress
Robert Williams
chromehounds but its jet set
Mason Jackson
this
I'm adding more ideas but I don't know if it's right
>character creation
>post game allows you to travel outside Tokyo-to meaning places like Hokkaido-to or Osaka-to
>storyline expands towards the GGs going outside Tokyo and trying to befriend/challenge rival gangs through races/trick off/challenges for territories
>online function allows rival players to tag and remove your influence on controlled territories as well as online challenges after completing the post game scenario
>more rival teams
Landon James
Absolutely fucking need a fully manual trick system, like Tony Hawk/SSX
Graffitis need to be back and be harder to pull off (what about a system like DDR or Miku's games since this is Sega, to draw the graffitis?)
Graffitis placement shouldn't be scripted anymore and need to have fun effects on the environments. Things like making police cars crash by painting the ground with special paint
Big hub world leading to missions leading to other hubs
Other things like dynamic music/mixing since so many other games does it. Would be nice to hear K talking outside of the cinematics like commenting on whatever is happening in the city because of (you)
So yeah, as much as I like Jet Set, it would need a lot of work to make it interesting again.
Also never ever, as it stand, so better work on it yourself if you ever want Jet Set 3, anons
Caleb Torres
this
I actually want this kind of graffiti system where you can tag wherever you want and the more noticeable it is,the large the score you can rack
Tyler Bennett
>Solo campaign like burnout paradise, where missions are on the fly and new areas unlock as you progress
>head to head multiplayer focused in specific areas of this open world, tag wars, etc
>free roam multiplayer with your crew. Faction based
>rival crews invade an area and tag it
>turf wars revolve around factions
>faction's music list overrides your playlist for that area
I dunno, solo is fine and all but it has a ton of potential for multiplayer.
Mason Walker
>also posting Cube
I see you're a man of integrity.
I agree with those ideas too, although reaching outside of Tokyo-to seems a bit ambitious in my opinion, could work tho
Never really had a problem with JSR's approach to tricking, since I feel it's more of a platformer than it is a skating game. More complex mechanics could work as long as it doesn't disrupt the flow of the gameplay. More K commentary is good in my books, still.
Jace James
Maybe dividing areas outside Tokyo-to into three areas would work? Like an Osaka inspired area having tons of art galleries focused on one area which connects to a a residential area filled with traditional japanese houses?
For online functions,we could have some kind of graffiti battle where two teams can tag over each other's graffiti until time runs out and whoever team has the most tagged places win?
I'm just throwing ideas out here
Matthew Adams
Works for me, JSR has always had a lot of variety in levels. Online has a lot of potential for fleshing out as well. I thought having online freeroam and matchmaking for races, score attack or graffiti battles on the spot could be a good way to handle it.
Also, what do you guys think of cop chases in freeroam?
Owen Jones
ngl the ggs would look wild as fuck in that
Brody Powell
gum > cube
Liam Gonzalez
It'll never happen.
Skateboarding isn't cool like it was 18 years ago.
Xavier Reed
Can't really blame ya user
Jace Gutierrez
>no JSRF HD
>no new JSR game
it's not FUCKING fair
Christopher Morgan
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perfect emulation soon friend