DJ Sacks weekly appreciation thread: JSR and Future

[Concept]

I prefer JSRF to the original. Atmospherically it's just a more interesting experience for me. And as mentioned before, the removal of the time limits meant I could freely wallow about the game's world as I played.

The one thing I do regret is the fact the analogue spraying found in the original was taken away. As C' pointed out, it really added to the tension when you were trying to spray a tag, with the police bearing down on your neck. I think the original is clearer in terms of its vision, but I just found JSRF that bit slightly more compelling and hypnotic in comparison.

However, both titles overall are absolutely superb. An excellent series that's turned out to be one of the freshest developed over the past five years or so.

[dataDave]

I didn't like either game myself. The overall styling just isn't my bag, neither is the simple and repetative gameplay.

Owning the DC import since launch I've tried to 'get into' the game on many occasions - I just can't.

[AlexGodfrey]

god i hate picture post don't you,

oh well i took some pics of the graf that i made in jsrf, i like this hip hop artist called Mf Doom, and these graf pieces are kinda based on some of the pics that are in his album covers and the like, and his character is kinda based on DrDoom,

i was going to make a picture post once but i figured no one is as sad as me to have spent a bit of time making them up, and it seems not many people like the game that much anyway













sorry about that kids anyway i think its an alright game, tad boring tho, and i enjoyed the way in which you had to enter tags from the first game, but they are both a bit of fun