Reviewer Leo Stevenson writes, "Games have changed over the last decade or so. The way they’re designed, the challenges contained within and the overall style and substance are definitely not the same as in yesteryear.
"Subsequently — or perhaps in antecedent — gamers’ tastes and appetites have changed too. When booting up a new game, certain elements are expected. Specific mechanics and a level of control are essential requirements for a satisfactory video gaming experience. Jet Set Radio comes from another time. A simpler time. And while the imagery and soundtrack stand the test of time, the actual playing of the game is not so much fun as it is an exercise in frustration as you wrestle with the controls and struggle with the clunky camera."
Giving an opinion on a game is always a hard thing to do. Many look at gameplay, graphics, story, multiplayer, single player, etc. An aspect often overlooked is the game music in these games.
Well, GameTechZero's Richard is here to change that and showcase his favourite video game music.
What is your favourite game music?
What happens when you cross Splatoon's music with Jet Set Radio's? Something that's...pretty dang good, actually.
"Welcome back to another BGU Video Games Club. Each month we will pick a game from the video game from the vault, replay it, and discuss it your for education and enjoyment – this month we discuss criminally ignored Jet Set Radio" - Paul James of BGU
