Jet Grind Radio |
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Platform: Dreamcast
Tags: Action Developer: Smilebit More Platforms: Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 3, Vita, Xbox 360 AKA: Jet Set Radio (EU), Jet Set Radio (JP) |
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Jet Grind Radio reviewReview date unknownZack M says: "From what I understand, Sega created a new program, apparently called ''CelShader,'' that draws a black outline around three-dimensional polygon figures, giving them a cartoony-look. Well, they decided to use this in Jet Grind Radio, and the result is some very pretty characters." |
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Jet Grind Radio reviewReviewed March 27, 2008dementedhut says: "When Jet Grind Radio came out for the Dreamcast, it was quite a refreshing title for its time. Of course, the first thing that got everyone's attention was the graphics; the cel-shaded look made it stand out from the majority. It was also a cool, hip, or whatever you youngster's say these days, game. Most of the main characters were decked out in some stylish or unique outfit, like Beat's wavelength glasses and headphones, or Poison Jam, a gang who dress up as overall-wearing fish monster..." |
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Jet Grind Radio reviewReviewed July 15, 2010Genj says: "Speak with someone who owned a Dreamcast in 1999 or 2000 and they’ll likely recall fond memories of a fantastic library tailored to the “hardcore” gaming crowd. But gamers who never adopted the console usually aren’t hunting it down on eBay. The fact is many of its best games ranging from high-profile titles like Sonic Adventure and Crazy Taxi to niche import releases like Guilty Gear X and Ikaruga have been ported to more successful consoles. There are, however, a f..." |
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