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Where To Pre-Order Xenoblade Chronicles 3 On Switch Unless you've played it already in a closed beta or something, then I guess that would be different.Д«est Nintendo Switch Micro SD Cards - Cheapest Memory Car. I get it that they have a similar art style, but, from what little we've seen it's too early to judge and say that the whole game is nothing but a clone. There's a dude running up on the side of a moving train and tagging it while it's going, there's another clip of a guy grinding upside down!

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The graffiti controls look interactive but from the 1 example in the video, it looks more free form. You have a cell phone where you can choose your graffiti instead of having to change it from the main hub. The levels are different, the music is different, different enemies, no sign of Professor K, the graffiti is different, no one knows the plot. All the characters are different, and look similar to some of the characters from Lethal League. It doesn't take place in Tokyo-To because the signs are all in english. The characters don't have skates, they run and grind on special shoes making it more like parkour. I played Jet Set Radio a lot and this is an homage, not a copy. You can't say this looks exactly like something else when we barely know what this looks like, nobody has even had a hand on experience or seen more than 1 minutes worth of gameplay.

Thu 25th Feb These 33 seconds only look like Jet Set Radio if you haven't played the original extensively, or slowed down the video to look at the details.

Puyo Puyo exists because of Tetris, Mortal Kombat because of Street Fighter, 1942 because of Galaxian, nothing exists in a vacuum. Video games have been here a long time now, coming up with 100% original ideas isn't possible, everything has been done to some extent. We'd have no fps, platformers, or rpg games, or sports games.

or Final Fantasy or Atari Football had come out and everyone had that same attitude about not copying. Can you imagine if Wolfenstein 3d or Super Mario Bros. There's hundreds of first person shooters, hundreds of rpgs, platformers, etc, but, I can only think of maybe 5 games in the last 20 years that looked like they were trying to be like Jet Set Radio and this is the first one that looks any good. Jet Set Radio Future came out in 2001, 20 years ago, and we still haven't had anything that's comparable.

Thu 25th Feb The Switch has several thousand games on it, there's tons of games where they try something new, that's the whole schtick of indie gaming they don't have the money the AAA producers have so they make more interesting games that the AAA studios won't do.

But by the looks of the replies I'm getting it's not going to get original or creative anytime soon, people are literally throwing money at knock-offs just to fill in their nostalgia voids. There could have been some truly modern classics within the indie scene, new legends that could have rivaled the greats like Miyamoto, and a much needed shake-up in the industry as a whole. In summary: All I'm saying is there is so much creative potential being wasted just to make easy money. So the only reason they are copying the same formula of another successful indie is because it's guaranteed to make at least some money. They're literally free to develop anything they want. The indie industry however really shouldn't be, for starters they are not held back by executives or mandates so they don't have to follow a bunch of rules when developing.

Thu 25th Feb Okay, tell me what these 'stupid' reasons are You make a good point and I admit that the main industry has been this (especially with Nintendo).

Start your own cypher and dance, paint, trick, face off with the cops and stake your claim to the extrusions and cavities of a sprawling metropolis in an alternate future set to the musical brainwaves of Hideki Naganuma.' In a world from the mind of Dion Koster, where self-styled crews are equipped with personal boostpacks, new heights of graffiti are reached.

'Team Reptile brings you Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, 1 second per second of highly advanced funkstyle. It has also provided some insight about the world of Bomb Rush Cyberfunk: This week actually marks the 19th anniversary of Jet Set Radio Future and in line with this, Team Reptile has dropped an 'official trailer' for its upcoming title. It's done by Team Reptile (the developer behind games like Lethal League and Lethal League Blaze) and features music in it by Hideki Naganuma - the guy who composed for Sega's Jet Set Radio series.

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If you're a fan of the Sega series Jet Set Radio, one game you might want to be on the lookout for is Bomb Rush Cyberfunk.